Food packaging-interactions: migration

Diana Paola Navia P | Bio
Universidad San Buenaventura, sede Cali
Alfredo Adolfo Ayala A | Bio
Universidad del Valle
Héctor Samuel Villada | Bio
Universidad del Cauca

Abstract

Foodstuffs quality and safety are important issues involving packaging behavior in food preparing and storing processes. In this context, food legislation compliance increasingly demanding, concerns the knowledge of several key aspects of food-packaging systems. This article presents a review about main packaging materials currently used in the food in­dustry, their interactions with the packaged product, mainly migration of macro and microelements from packaging to food, analytical techniques and mathematical models used in elements migrants identification, the national and international regulations established
How to Cite
Navia P, D. P., Ayala A, A. A., & Villada, H. S. (1). Food packaging-interactions: migration. Revista Ingenierías Universidad De Medellín, 13(25), 99-113. https://doi.org/10.22395/rium.v13n25a7

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