Research Progress in the Development of Ultraviolet Sterilization Technology for Fresh-Cut Fruits and Vegetables

WANG Jia-yu, HU Wen-zhong, YU Jiao-xue, GUAN Yu-ge, ZHAO Man-ru

Packaging Engineering ›› 2021 ›› Issue (13) : 85-92.

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Packaging Engineering ›› 2021 ›› Issue (13) : 85-92. DOI: 10.19554/j.cnki.1001-3563.2021.13.011

Research Progress in the Development of Ultraviolet Sterilization Technology for Fresh-Cut Fruits and Vegetables

  • WANG Jia-yu1, HU Wen-zhong1, YU Jiao-xue1, ZHAO Man-ru1, GUAN Yu-ge2
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This work aims to provide a reference for further research and application in fresh cut fruits and vegetables by introducing the research progress in application of ultraviolet sterilization technology in fresh-cut fruits and vegetables. The effects of long-wave ultraviolet, medium-wave ultraviolet and short-wave ultraviolet on the quality of fresh-cut fruits and vegetables, enzyme activities related to physiological metabolism and microorganism are reviewed. As a green and safe fresh-cut fruits and vegetables preservation technology, ultraviolet sterilization technology can effectively inhibit the growth and reproduction of microorganism in fresh-cut fruits and vegetables, slow down the physiological metabolism of fresh-cut fruits and vegetables, prevent browning, delay aging, and prolong the shelf life. And ultraviolet sterilization technology has no influence on the flavor and taste of fresh-cut fruits and vegetables. Under the current trend of attaching importance to fast and safe food, ultraviolet sterilization technology has been widely used in fresh-cut fruits and vegetables preservation because of its safety, convenience and environmental friendliness, and has an important development prospect.

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WANG Jia-yu, HU Wen-zhong, YU Jiao-xue, GUAN Yu-ge, ZHAO Man-ru. Research Progress in the Development of Ultraviolet Sterilization Technology for Fresh-Cut Fruits and Vegetables[J]. Packaging Engineering. 2021(13): 85-92 https://doi.org/10.19554/j.cnki.1001-3563.2021.13.011
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