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Processing and Bioavailability (WG2) page 18<br />

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4 Packaging O Supply with oxygen barrier material<br />

Survey of references:<br />

A thesis by Zanotti showed that in the case of a tomato puree, the best packaging material<br />

would seem to be unlacquered tinplate; in any case, the tests carried out reveal the practical<br />

suitability of all the packaging materials utilised (glass, lacquered tinplate, polypropylene<br />

with Al foil), and the high chemical inertia of lycopene in this type of product, substantially<br />

devoid of lipidic components, allowing for good maintenance in time also under improper<br />

storage conditions.<br />

Comments and topics<br />

Also on account of the substantial chemical inertia of lycopene in an aqueous matrix,<br />

oxidation (easier with the use of packaging materials which are partially permeable to<br />

oxygen) is rather slow, and of scant significance in quantitative terms. The reductions in<br />

colour are more evident. It would be interesting to observe what happens in the presence of<br />

oils or fats, which solubilise lycopene and make it more reactive and thus more susceptible to<br />

attack<br />

Is this step an RCPL ?<br />

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Result<br />

Yes Yes Yes

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