November 30, 2025Journal of Food Science

Sodium Alginate‐Pectin Biopolymer Film With Essential Oil Impregnated Bio‐Derived Silica for Active Packaging Application

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Biodegradable sodium alginate-pectin film displays high flexibility and excellent mechanical strength, enhancing packaging quality.
The film achieves a mechanical strength of 46.82 MPa, thermal stability, and controllable water vapor permeability.
Incorporation of bio-derived silica and essential oil results in effective packaging performance for strawberries over 7 days.
This approach highlights the potential of using biodegradable materials for sustainable food packaging solutions.

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This analysis shows enhanced mechanical strength in biodegradable sodium alginate-pectin films, indicating effective antibacterial properties for preserving strawberries.

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Palanisamy et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/692b94261d383f2b2a37851d https://doi.org/10.1111/1750-3841.70726

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This analysis shows enhanced mechanical strength in biodegradable sodium alginate-pectin films, indicating effective antibacterial properties for preserving strawberries.

Sodium Alginate‐Pectin Biopolymer Film With Essential Oil Impregnated Bio‐Derived Silica for Active Packaging Application

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