FDA: Inclusion complex of a GRAS guest and a GRAS host is also GRAS
At first glance, it may seem straightforward to assume that an inclusion complex formed between a GRAS-listed guest molecule and
Category: Food
Bio-Nanocomposite Active Packaging Films Incorporating β-Cyclodextrin Nanoemulsions with Cerium Oxide and Melanin Nanoparticles for Enhanced Food Preservation
Nanoparticle-based active packaging offers a promising strategy to enhance food safety and shelf stability through targeted functionalization. In this work,
Polymer inclusion membranes for degumming in edible oil refining
Efficient removal of phospholipids is a critical step in vegetable oil refining, as these compounds negatively affect oil stability, flavor,
Enhancing Emulsifying Properties of HBCD with octenyl succinic anhydride
Octenyl succinic anhydride (OSA) modification is an effective strategy to improve the emulsifying properties of carbohydrates. OSA-highly branched cyclic dextrin
Cyclodextrin-based polymer materials and their applications – A review covering a 20-year period
Cyclodextrins (CDs) have undergone a remarkable evolution over the past three decades, transitioning from classical solubilizing agents to multifunctional platforms
Pressurized hot water to improve complexation
This study introduces an integrated, green solubilization strategy by combining pressurized hot water (PHW) treatment with β-cyclodextrin (βCD) complexation to
A Cyclodextrin Surprise in a Japanese Supplement
While browsing products in Japan, I came across an interesting dietary supplement marketed by the Noguchi Medical Research Institute. At
Comparative Study of Nanosuspensions for Acetogenins Delivery
Researchers in Mexico compared two food-grade nanosuspension formulations for oral delivery of acetogenins (ACGs), a potent but poorly soluble class
Cyclodextrin Produced In situ: Rethinking Oat Milk Design for Better Performance
For years, oat milk has been one of the most successful plant-based dairy alternatives, winning over consumers with its creamy
Structural diversity of cyclodextrin metal-organic frameworks enables their diverse applications
Cyclodextrin-based metal-organic frameworks (CD-MOFs) constitute a distinctive family of porous solids that combine the modularity of coordination networks with the