Themed collection Enhancing Sustainability via Novel Thermal and Non-Thermal Food Processing

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Open Access Accepted Manuscript - Review Article

Microwave-based Sustainable in-Container Thermal Pasteurization and Sterilization Technologies for Foods

Open Access Review Article

Encapsulation of fish oil and essential fatty acids by spray drying

PVs of the encapsulated oils were one-order lower than those of surface oil. Surface oil content significantly affected the stability of functional food oils such as fish oil.

Graphical abstract: Encapsulation of fish oil and essential fatty acids by spray drying
Open Access Review Article

Sustainability of drying technologies: system analysis

Sustainability is a multi-dimensional indicator of the impact of current human activities on future generations.

Graphical abstract: Sustainability of drying technologies: system analysis
Open Access Review Article

Sonication of egg and its effect on foaming behavior

Effect of sonication on egg foaming.

Graphical abstract: Sonication of egg and its effect on foaming behavior
Open Access Paper

Rapid detection of caffeic acid in food beverages using a non-enzymatic electrochemical sensor based on a Bi2S3/CNF nanocomposite

Synthesizing and fabricating Bi2S3/CNF nanocomposites for non-enzymatic electrochemical sensors.

Graphical abstract: Rapid detection of caffeic acid in food beverages using a non-enzymatic electrochemical sensor based on a Bi2S3/CNF nanocomposite
Open Access Paper

Converting potato peel waste into bioactive extracts: reduction of pesticides by traditional and novel pretreatment technologies

Pretreatment intensification demonstrated excellent potential for reducing hydrophilic pesticides in potato peel while preserving significant bioactive compound extracts.

Graphical abstract: Converting potato peel waste into bioactive extracts: reduction of pesticides by traditional and novel pretreatment technologies
Open Access Paper

Effect of a magnetic field/electrostatic field on the quality attributes of green bell peppers during cool chain transportation

The use of magnetic/electric field treatment reduced quality deterioration of green bell pepper during transportation. Electrostatic treatment at 4 °C and 5 kV cm−1 effectively reduced the loss of nutrients during transportation of pepper.

Graphical abstract: Effect of a magnetic field/electrostatic field on the quality attributes of green bell peppers during cool chain transportation
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About this collection

The focus of this themed collection is the application of novel thermal and/or non-thermal food processing to enhance the sustainability of a food system. The theme is broad in nature; however, articles to be included in this collection should exhibit significant novelty and/or cutting-edge technologies or engineering advances.

Guest Editors: Sakamon Devahastin (King Mongkut's University of Technology Thonburi (KMUTT), Thailand), Xiao Dong Chen (Soochow University, China).


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