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Slashing food waste: Turning bread into useful enzymes

Zoom in font  Zoom out font Published: 2013-05-07  Origin: bakeryandsnacks  Authour: Kacey Culliney   Views: 27
Core Tip: Waste bread does not need to go to landfill sites but can instead be broken down into useful enzymes, finds new research.
A study published in the Journal of Food and Bioproducts Processing found that through solid state fermentation, it is possible to develop a multi-enzyme solution rich in glucoamylase and protease from waste bread.

“Glucoamylases and proteases are the most widely used industrial enzymes with applications in various industries,” the researchers wrote.

These enzymes could also be used to produce nutrient rich hydrolysates which can be fermented to produce value-added chemical products like ethanol and lactic acid, they added.

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