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Book Summary
The world's population is predicted to reach 9 billion by 2050 and this will
increase food demand to levels never seen before. This will mean a significant
increase in food co-products which are regarded as a waste or have low-value
applications. These co-products are a resource which can be utilised for the
production of value-added chemicals and materials. For example orange peels
contain a high concentration of 'Pectins' which when extracted can be used as
gelling agents in the food industry. This book focuses on key areas of the food
market such as cereals, oils, fruit and vegetables, dairy, meat and marine
products internationally. The book discusses
ISBN-13
9781849736152
Language
English
Binding
Hard Bound
Publisher
Royal Society of Chemistry
Publishing Date
2013-10-09
Total Pages
400
Economic Utilisation of Food Co-Products (RSC Green Chemistry)
The world's population is predicted to reach 9 billion by 2050 and this will
increase food demand to levels never seen before. This will mean a significant
increase in food co-products which are regarded as a waste or have low-value
applications. These co-products are a resource which can be utilised for the
production of value-added chemicals and materials. For example orange peels
contain a high concentration of 'Pectins' which when extracted can be used as
gelling agents in the food industry. This book focuses on key areas of the food
market such as cereals, oils, fruit and vegetables, dairy, meat and marine
products internationally. The book discusses