Smart Packaging for Shelf Life and Safety
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Learning Objective 1
Understand the distinction between active and intelligent packaging.
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Learning Objective 2
Learn how active packaging stalls or inhibits lipid oxidation and microbial growth.
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Learning Objective 3
Define where intelligent packaging can replace date codes to communicate food safety and quality.
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Learning Objective 4
Project applications in the connection between active and intelligent packaging.
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Authors
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Claire Koelsch Sand Owner and Founder
Claire Koelsch Sand, PhD, contributing editor to Food Technology and an IFT Fellow, is a global packaging leader with more than 35 years of food science and packaging experience. Sand is the owner and founder of Packaging Technology and Research, LLC (claire@packagingtechnologyandresearch.com).
Categories
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Sustainability
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Food Safety and Defense
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Shelf Life
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Food Quality
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Applied Science
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Active and Intelligent Packaging
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Food Technology Magazine
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Food Processing and Technologies