Food Preservation Technologies

Food preservation technologies are vital for reducing spoilage, preventing contamination, and extending the usability of food products. Alongside traditional methods such as drying, salting, and canning, modern solutions include high-pressure processing, cold plasma treatment, irradiation, and pulsed light. These methods disable pathogens and spoilage organisms with minimal impact on taste, texture, and nutritional value. Natural preservation approaches using essential oils, plant extracts, and bioactive compounds are gaining popularity due to clean-label preferences. Fermentation, antimicrobial packaging, and advanced dehydration techniques further enhance product stability. Preservation technologies contribute to global food security by enabling safe long-term storage and efficient distribution while maintaining product quality.

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