Cold Plasma–Based Hurdle Interventions: New Strategies for Improving Food Safety
Abstract
Global food production sustainability and the demand for fresh and nutritious food necessitate the development of novel technologies to provide food with a long shelf life. Hurdle technologies combing several interventions can ensure microbial safety without inducing notable changes to food quality. Cold plasma, as a promising nonthermal technology, has increasingly attracted attention in food industry. Recently, cold plasma–based hurdles have...
Paper Details
Title
Cold Plasma–Based Hurdle Interventions: New Strategies for Improving Food Safety
Published Date
May 4, 2020
Journal
Volume
12
Issue
3
Pages
321 - 332
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