Italy is the second largest producer in the world of olive oil, preceded only by Spain. Although olive oil can be considered as a “green gold” all over the world, the treatment of its by-products is a critical aspect to cope with. Indeed, the polluting character of such by-product together with its high costs for an effective disposal strongly penalize the olive oil industry. In particular, 50 % of oil production costs depend on its waste disposal. In this context, the aim of this work was to evaluate a potential exploitation of olive pomace as a feedstock for the production of flavours of interest for the food industry.
Gozzi G., P.F. (2019). Exploitation of an olive oil industry by-product: olive pomace as a source of food aroma compounds. Novi Sad : Milivoj Radojčin, Ivan Pavkov.
Exploitation of an olive oil industry by-product: olive pomace as a source of food aroma compounds
Gozzi G.
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;Patrignani F.Secondo
;Lanciotti R.Penultimo
;Vannini L.Ultimo
2019
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Italy is the second largest producer in the world of olive oil, preceded only by Spain. Although olive oil can be considered as a “green gold” all over the world, the treatment of its by-products is a critical aspect to cope with. Indeed, the polluting character of such by-product together with its high costs for an effective disposal strongly penalize the olive oil industry. In particular, 50 % of oil production costs depend on its waste disposal. In this context, the aim of this work was to evaluate a potential exploitation of olive pomace as a feedstock for the production of flavours of interest for the food industry.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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