Value added fish by-products - Nordic Innovation
Value added fish by-products - Nordic Innovation
Value added fish by-products - Nordic Innovation
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The market for healthier food <strong>products</strong> is continuously growing and therefore the demand for<br />
improved and healthy food has increased. Documentation of positive health effects of protein<br />
<strong>products</strong> <strong>added</strong> to food systems is therefore important. For many producers, such as Mills, the<br />
nutritional effects of <strong>added</strong> proteins and antioxidant properties are the most important. It is a<br />
great advantage if the producers can claim that certain food product can affect e.g. the blood<br />
pressure, cholesterol or obesity. It is also important that addition of protein do not damage the<br />
final <strong>products</strong>. In that aspect it is important to develop processing methods to prevent off<br />
flavour which can be linked to protein <strong>products</strong> such as FPH.<br />
New ideas for further studies and partnership of this unique project group is to select specific<br />
model <strong>products</strong> where different aspects are investigated such as stability, documentation to<br />
support new health claims, convenience and other important properties. This can give a<br />
platform where different partners would look at the aspects they have the most knowledge in.<br />
For the industry, this could be a valuable way to document heath benefits which is needed to<br />
be able to label the benefits according to legislation.<br />
4.3.1 Development within this field<br />
The project group has had a unique composition with partners from academia, both university<br />
and research institutes, and from industries in the participating countries producing range of<br />
different <strong>products</strong> (Figure 4.1). All partners have been actively engaged in the project. This<br />
has created a very good platform for further work on utilisation of <strong>fish</strong> and <strong>fish</strong> rest raw<br />
material.<br />
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