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Starches in Smart Packaging explores the innovative use of biodegradable, starch-based polymers in developing sustainable packaging solutions. Derived from natural resources such as maize, rice, and tubers, starch is a non-toxic, eco-friendly material with great potential to replace conventional plastics. This book addresses the growing need for environmentally responsible packaging by covering research from laboratory studies to industrial applications, focusing on smart packaging for food preservation, quality monitoring, and active packaging functionalities. The content includes detailed discussions on starch extraction processes, fabrication techniques, and methods to enhance properties like barrier, thermal, and mechanical performance. It also examines the incorporation of bioactives, nanomaterials, natural colorants, and cross-linkers to create advanced packaging materials. The book highlights applications in extending shelf life, monitoring food freshness, and ensuring safety, alongside considerations for large-scale production, biodegradability, and sustainability. Additionally, it discusses regulatory frameworks, consumer acceptance, and future challenges in the field. Designed for researchers, industry professionals, and policymakers, Starches in Smart Packaging provides a comprehensive overview of the latest advancements, environmental benefits, and potential hurdles. It is an essential resource for promoting eco-friendly, innovative packaging solutions aligned with sustainability goals.
Contents
1. Introduction to starches in smart packaging
2. Starch extraction process and its impact on packaging
3. Emerging fabrication process of starch based smart packaging
4. Barrier, thermal and mechanical properties of starch based smart packaging
5. Antioxidant, antimicrobial and light barrier properties of starch based smart packaging
6. Starch nanoparticles reinforced biopolymer based active and intelligent packaging
7. Starch based smart packaging added with nanomaterials
8. Starch based smart packaging incorporated with plant bioactives
9. Starch based active packaging added with cross-linker
10. Starch based packaging material added with natural colorant
11. Application of starch film and coatings in improving shelf life of fresh and processed food
12. Application of starch based packaging in monitoring quality of fresh and processed food
13. Industrialization application of starch-based smart packaging
14. Biodegradability, composability, environmental fate, and relevant standards in starch based packaging
15. Regulatory frameworks and consumer acceptance of starch based packaging
16. Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) and sustainability of starch based packaging
17. Safety aspects, Challenges and future outlook in starch based packaging
