Orange peel composition, biopolymer extraction, and applications in ...
This review aims to address this gap by highlighting the unique potential of orange peel waste as a sustainable resource for functional products, biodegradable packaging, and health-promoting compounds, distinguishing it from previous available reviews .
The significant outcome of this review emphasizes the potential of orange peel waste as a viable resource for developing innovative biodegradable materials, paving the way for future advancements in sustainable packaging solutions at an industrial level.
Orange Peel Waste for Sustainable Packaging
This review explores the potential of orange peel waste as a sustainable resource for developing biodegradable materials in the paper and packaging sectors. It highlights the composition of orange peels, including biopolymers like cellulose and pectin, and discusses various extraction methods to utilize these components for eco-friendly packaging solutions. The findings emphasize the ...
Orange processing waste transformed into biodegradable bioplastics combined with PLA for sustainable packaging applications.
Background/Objectives: Orange peels (OP), a major by-product of the juice industry, are rich in bioactive compounds (phenolic compounds, pectin, carotenoids, and essential oils). Its valorization represents a promising route to reduce food waste and foster a circular bioeconomy. This review aimed to map scientific progress in OP upcycling, focusing on the extraction of bioactive ingredients ...
Abstract Plastic has been a convenient material for packaging and carrying items, but the problem is that plastic is non- biodegradable , which harms the environment, wildlife, and contributes to soil and water contamination. This study highlights the environmental impact of plastic and explores an alternative solution to plastic dependency. The study, Utilizing Dried Orange Peels Eco-Friendly ...
From Orange Waste to Biocomposite
The growing accumulation of fossil-based plastic waste and the underutilization of organic residues from the agri-food sector highlight the need for alternative, low-impact material solutions. Polyhydroxyalkanoates (PHAs) represent a promising family of bio-based and biodegradable polymers; however, their large-scale deployment is still limited by economic and environmental constraints ...
This review is the first of its kind, having reviewed over 100 articles/publications on starch-based biodegradable films, consolidating their current state of research and their applications for ...
Key Details About Orange Substance Review Biodegradable
As a result, orange peel is chosen because of its high cellulose content and good availability. The bio-plastic film from orange peel was produced using simple laboratory techniques.
Additional Notes on Orange Substance Review Biodegradable
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