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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Biodegradable packaging"”.

  1. Novel Biodegradable Poly (Glycolic Acid) Dual-Layer Packaging System Using Spray Coating

    … are essential barriers for food and consumer packaging, but because they are durable, they contribute to accumulating waste that infiltrates ecosystems, enters food chains as microplastics, and overwhelms disposal systems. This research responds by developing a biodegradable packaging system …

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  2. Effect of concentration of glutaraldehyde and glyoxal on binding lysozyme to zein based films to control foodborne pathogens in tomatoes

    The demand for biodegradable packaging materials as an alternative to synthetic ones to reduce environmental cost has seen an increase in recent years. In addition, functionalizing the packaging film to provide specific advantages like antimicrobial properties has yet to be explored thoroughly. …

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  3. End Use Packaging: A Survey of Customer Perception of Recycling and Environmental Impact of Packaging Materials

    <p>Studies have shown that traditional food packaging for the fast food industry leach toxic chemicals into the food products. Some of these toxins are known endocrine disruptors, which results in reproductive issues as well as hormone imbalances. Alternatives to traditional food packaging have …

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  4. Development Of Active Packaging With Antimicrobial Activity

    … The interest in the development of active packaging has recently been steadily increasing due to significant concerns about environmental pollution caused by non-biodegradable packaging materials and consumer demand for high quality food products. Newly developed packaging materials and …

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  5. An embedded, wireless-energy-harvesting platform (E-WEHP) for powering sensors using existing, ambient, wireless signals present in the air

    … to modern electronics is primarily caused by non-biodegradable packaging waste and batteries that form a big part of most electronics. Electronic waste can especially be a nuisance in RFID and wireless sensors that are mass-produced and widely-used in consumer items, buildings, industries, …

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  6. Desarrollo sostenible de envases biodegradables a partir de la cascarilla del arroz

    … local, proponiendo la fabricación de envases biodegradables, como platos, en cumplimiento con las normativas de inocuidad alimentaria. El objetivo es aprovechar un recurso renovable subutilizado y promover prácticas de gestión sostenible de residuos en el sector arrocero, reduciendo así los …

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  7. Formulation of Biodegradable Polysaccharide Blend as Replacement of Single-use Plastics

    … are single-use plastics in the form of food packaging, and medical packaging. Conventionally, these are made of petroleum-based plastics as their production is well-established and low-cost, but a big disadvantage is their negative environmental effects, as they are almost always …

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