Potato peel waste-its nutraceutical, industrial and biotechnological applacations

Ahsan Javed; Awais Ahmad; Ali Tahir; Umair Shabbir; Muhammad Nouman; Adeela Hameed; Ahsan Javed; Awais Ahmad; Ali Tahir; Umair Shabbir; Muhammad Nouman; Adeela Hameed

doi:10.3934/agrfood.2019.3.807

AIMS Agriculture and Food

2019, Volume 4, Issue 3: 807-823. doi: 10.3934/agrfood.2019.3.807

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Potato peel waste-its nutraceutical, industrial and biotechnological applacations

Institute of Home & Food Sciences, Government College University Faisalabad, Pakistan

Received: 23 June 2019 Accepted: 26 August 2019 Published: 17 September 2019

With ever increased food processing in the new millennia, production of agro-industrial waste has been increased tremendously. Although, these waste are rich sources of essential bioactive compounds. In developing countries, the waste materials from agro-industries can help to obtain valuable components. The objective of this manuscript is to manage industrial potato peel waste and to highlight its nutritional and industrial uses. Potato peel waste, by various procedures such as fermentation, extraction and other treatments, can ensue into the products such as bio-fuels, dietary fibre, biofertilizer, biogas, biosorbent, antioxidants and food additives. This paper enlightens the application of potato peel utilization in food and nonfood purposes for example extraction, utilization of bioactive components, biotechnological usage, livestock feed and miscellaneous use. The present article summarized the literature pertaining to the studies of the last twenty years.
- potato peel waste,
- biogas,
- biofuel,
- biotechnological application,
- antioxidant
Citation: Ahsan Javed, Awais Ahmad, Ali Tahir, Umair Shabbir, Muhammad Nouman, Adeela Hameed. Potato peel waste-its nutraceutical, industrial and biotechnological applacations[J]. AIMS Agriculture and Food, 2019, 4(3): 807-823. doi: 10.3934/agrfood.2019.3.807

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Abstract

With ever increased food processing in the new millennia, production of agro-industrial waste has been increased tremendously. Although, these waste are rich sources of essential bioactive compounds. In developing countries, the waste materials from agro-industries can help to obtain valuable components. The objective of this manuscript is to manage industrial potato peel waste and to highlight its nutritional and industrial uses. Potato peel waste, by various procedures such as fermentation, extraction and other treatments, can ensue into the products such as bio-fuels, dietary fibre, biofertilizer, biogas, biosorbent, antioxidants and food additives. This paper enlightens the application of potato peel utilization in food and nonfood purposes for example extraction, utilization of bioactive components, biotechnological usage, livestock feed and miscellaneous use. The present article summarized the literature pertaining to the studies of the last twenty years.

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