Food Processing Residue Analysis and its Functional Components as Related to Human Health: Recent Developments
Journal: Austin Journal of Nutrition and Food sciences (Vol.3, No. 3)Publication Date: 2015-06-08
Authors : Priti Gupta; Jaswant Ray; Bipin K Aggarwal; Pankaj Goyal;
Page : 1-7
Keywords : Phytochemicals; Functional food; Nutrition; Nutraceuticals; Human health;
Abstract
By-products of fruits and vegetables from food processing industry have recently enormous concern because of their pharmacological properties and great nutritional approach. These food processing by-products serve a cocktail or a soup of phytochemicals with health promoting properties. These are claimed to possess many reusable substances of high value and can be money-spinner if they are appropriately utilized. This chapter articulates that by-product of fruits & vegetables have a potential to be used as a functional agent in cosmetics, medicines and functional food application either as raw material for secondary processes, as operating supplies or as ingredients of new products.
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