Effecten anti-UV folie en MAP op versgesneden ijsbergsla

25 april 2017

Researchers at the University of Basilicata in Italy studied the shelf-life of fresh-cut iceberg lettuce. They tested a packaging film manufactured with and without anti-UV compounds, and used two different protective atmospheres (N2/CO2 70/30% and Ar/CO2 80/20%). The samples were stored at 6 °C under artificial light by using real supermarket refrigerated exposition stands.
Results show that the use of an anti-UV film always causes a lower quality decay of the product. The best results were obtained when the anti-UV film was utilized in association with the packaging atmosphere consisting of Ar and CO2 (80/20%) gas mixture. An article about the research is published in Acta Alimentaria.
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