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Enhancing the keeping quality of fresh strawberry using chitosan-incorporated olive processing wastes

Food Bioscience • 2016
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Authors Khalifa, I., Barakat, H., El-Mansy, H.A. and Soliman, S.A.
Keywords Olivewastesextracts Chitosan incorporationcoating Bioactive substancesandscanningelectron microscopic
Journal Food Bioscience
Publisher Not Available
Volume 13
Issue Not Available
Pages 69–75
publication.type International
Paper Link Open Link
Supplementary Materials Not Available
Abstract
Notonly,strawberryfruitshaveaveryshortshelflife,butalsotheirbioactivesubstancesweredeclined
during postharvest.Thisstudyisaimedatdeterminingtheefficacy ofediblecoatingenrichmentwith
olivewastespolyphenolsbasedchitosanoncomponentsofcold-storedstrawberryfruits.Fruitswere
sprayedwith five differentcoatingformulascomparedtowaterwaxincorporatedwiththiabendazole
(WW-TBZ)anduncoatedfruitsservedascontrol.Then,somefreshnessparameters,decayareaand
microstructureobservationwereassayed.Indeed,thelossesofeachparameterinuncoatedfruitswere
extremelyrapidcomparedwithcoatedfruits.Conversely,malondialdehydeanddecayareasignificantly
increased inuncoatedfruitscomparedwithcoatedfruits.Amazingly,theaddendumofoliveleavesex-
tract intochitosancoatingwasexpressivelyreducedthegradualdeclineintotalphenolics, flavonoids,
antioxidants,ascorbicacidandmalondialdehyde.Whereas,olivepomaceextractrecordedthelowest
influencing onanthocyaninsduringstorageat471 °C for16day.Inaddition,botholivewastesextracts
significantly enhancedthebioactivesubstancescomparedwithWW-TBZ.Then,fruitscoatedwith
chitosan incorporationcoatingsolutionshoweduniformcoatingdistributionandnoporeswerefound.
Thus, olivewastesextractsintegrationintochitosanbasedcoatingledtokeepthebioactivesubstancesof
cold-storedstrawberryfruits.