About this Research Topic
This Research Topic seeks to draw attention to cutting-edge research and useful applications in the field of food processing that place a high priority on maintaining nutritional content, enhancing food safety, and extending shelf life. It also emphasises the creation and use of sustainable practises in food processing, including the use of renewable resources, energy-efficient technology, and waste reduction techniques. This collection also seeks to present state-of-the-art analytical techniques and equipment that permit quick and precise evaluation of food quality indices. Improvements in spectroscopy, chromatography, molecular diagnostics, and sensor technologies, among other things, may be among them. We will also investigate how real-time monitoring technologies and data analytics may be used to assure regulatory compliance and advance transparency in the food business.
We therefore aim to promote cooperation and knowledge sharing between academics, scientists, and industrial experts involved in the processing and analysis of food to exchange research findings. It is hoped that this Research Topic will advance sustainable and cutting-edge methods for food processing, embracing the concepts of the green revolution to contribute to the ongoing improvement of food processing processes and product quality.
Submissions for the following categories of original research papers, insightful reviews, and case studies are encouraged:
• Novel food processing techniques
• Food quality assessment
• Food safety, traceability and authenticity
• Sustainable and green processing
• Process optimization and modeling
Keywords: food analysis, food processing, food quality, green processing, energy-efficient technology, sustainable food processing, food chemistry, Society Affiliation RT
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