This review highlights the functional properties and challenges of soy protein-based films, suggesting new modifications for enhanced performance in food packaging.
Food packaging films based on soy proteins have the good biodegradability, sustainability, renewability and environmentally friendly property. Therefore, the development and modification of soy protein-based films (SPBFs) gradually entered people's field of vision, have become the hot topics in the field of food packaging. The addition of polysaccharides, polyphenols, lipids and more suitable production methods are the key factors of modified SPBFs. The modified SPBFs have good mechanical properties, barrier properties and antibacterial properties, which can extend the shelf life of food and better meet the needs of consumers. This paper reviewed the recent development of SPBFs, introduced the main production technologies and key points of SPBFs, described the main types of SPBFs, discussed the functional properties of modified SPBFs, and summarized the future development and challenges of SPBFs.
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