A Review on the Application of Nanotechnology in Food Industries
Aishwarya Ramesh Krishna, Sathiyapraba Gurumoorthy, Pavithra Elayappan, Prathiksha Sakthivadivel, Saran Kumaran, Poojitha Pushparaj
Current Research in Nutrition and Food Science Journal
Abstract
Nanotechnology has the potential to be used in the food business and processing as novel pathogen detection instruments, disease treatment delivery methods, food packaging, and bioactive component distribution to specific areas. Nanotechnology's implementation in food systems will bring new approaches to improving food safety and nutritional value. It sums up the capability of nanoparticles for their utilization in the food business to give purchasers a safe and tainting-free food and to guarantee the customer adequacy of the food with upgraded useful properties. With the increase in shelf life and enhanced quality, the edible packages or thin-film usage can delay the deterioration of food. To regulate the nanomaterials and applications in the food industry a legal basis has been made. The