Preserving Food in the Modern Age: Blending Tradition with Innovation
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Food safety, Modern technology, Preservation, Traditional methodsAbstract
Food preservation is a fundamental practice essential for ensuring the availability and safety of food over extended periods. Drawing from centuries-old practices passed down through generations, along with the latest technological innovations offers a comprehensive solution to the challenges of food preservation in the 21st century. By leveraging traditional methods such as fermentation, drying and pickling with advancements like vacuum sealing, high-pressure processing and controlled atmosphere storage, food preservation becomes not only a means of extending shelf life but also a way of enhancing nutritional value and flavour retention. Through this integration, a comprehensive approach that honours traditional wisdom while embracing future opportunities guarantees the effectiveness and sustainability of food preservation. This article demonstrates how this integration not only prolongs the shelf life of perishable goods but also improves food safety, quality and sustainability.
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