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Contemporary Trends in Active and Intelligent Polymer Nanocomposite based Food Packaging Systems for Food Safety and Sustainability in the Modern Aeon

Authors
Pawar, Jayant RajaramPhatak, Rohan SharadanandQureshi, Nilam Mehmood.Singh, Athoiba Elang-BamShinde, Manish DipakraoAmalnerkar, Dinesh PundalikDoh, Jaehyeok
Issue Date
Dec-2024
Publisher
Bentham Science Publishers
Keywords
Active polymer nanocomposite; antimicrobial packaging; food safety; food spoilage; intelligent polymer; nanocomposite; nanosensors
Citation
Current Materials Science, v.17, no.4, pp 358 - 385
Pages
28
Indexed
SCOPUS
Journal Title
Current Materials Science
Volume
17
Number
4
Start Page
358
End Page
385
URI
https://scholarworks.gnu.ac.kr/handle/sw.gnu/70038
DOI
10.2174/2666145417666230712122748
ISSN
2666-1462
2666-1454
Abstract
The demand for innovative solutions has arisen from the inevitability of improved packaging systems to protect processed food from various factors that cause spoilage. Traditional food packaging materials have limitations in fulfilling all the requirements of consumers, such as being inert, cheap, lightweight, easily degradable, reusable, and resistant to physical abuse. Nano-fillers incorporated in the polymer matrix can provide potential solutions to these challenges. This review paper deliberates the use of nanofillers in a polymer matrix to develop an active and intelligent polymer nanocomposites-based processed food packaging system. The present review article focuses on the properties of nanofillers and their potential benefits when incorporated into the polymer matrix. It also examines the challenges associated with developing such packaging systems and explores the ways to address them. It highlights the potential of nanofiller-based polymer nanocomposites in developing a novel food packaging system that can improve the shelf-life and quality of processed food. Such systems can protect food from dirt or dust, oxygen, light, moisture, and food-spoiling microorganisms. Incorporating nanofillers can provide a viable solution to these problems. Most importantly, this paper provides research insights into the potential benefits of nanofillers-based polymer nanocomposites and their applications in the food packaging industry. The verdicts of this review will be of interest to the food packaging industry, entrepreneurs and researchers interested in developing sustainable and innovative packaging systems. © 2024 Bentham Science Publishers.
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