Abstract :
[en] Low-temperature plasma (LTP) is a promising green, non-thermal technology for food safety, addressing limitations of conventional methods that often compromise food quality. This review summarizes recent advancements in LTP applications, including microbial inactivation, mycotoxin degradation, pesticide residue reduction, and allergen mitigation. It also evaluates LTP's impact on food quality attributes such as color, texture, and nutrients, highlighting its potential benefits for consumer health. LTP-generated reactive species efficiently inactivate microorganisms, degrade toxins, and modify allergenic proteins. Compared to conventional techniques, LTP offers advantages of high efficiency, low temperature, and non-toxicity. The review discusses challenges and strategies for standardizing and scaling LTP technology, bridging research with industrial applications to promote sustainable green food processing for enhanced food safety.
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