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  VetBooks.ir  of additional steps in the manufacturing process for introduction of antioxi-


            dants in foods.
               Positive and encouraging results were obtained in recent works. More
            studies, however, are needed to find new materials (both plastic polymers
            and edible coatings) with higher performances, and to select the most appro-
            priate antioxidant agents for each concrete meat product in each group of
            storage conditions.



            KEYWORDS


                  •  active packaging
                  •  natural antioxidant
                  •  lipid oxidation
                  •  modified atmosphere packaging





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