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The development of bio-based active food packaging is urgently needed to address food safety concerns. In this study, nerolidol/hydroxypropyl- β -cyclodextrin inclusion complex nanofibers (nerolidol/HP β CD-IC-NF) were prepared by electrospinning to improve the thermal stability and water solubility of natural antimicrobial nerolidol. Structural characterization (FTIR, XRD, 1 H NMR) confirmed successful nerolidol encapsulation within HP β CD cavities. The resulting bead-free nanofibers exhibited high surface area and porosity. Nerolidol/HP β CD-IC-NF demonstrated a 3.3-fold increase in free radical scavenging capacity compared to free nerolidol, along with potent antimicrobial activity (88.1 % and 76.0 % inhibition against E. coli and S. aureus , respectively). In strawberry preservation trials, nanofiber membranes reduced B. cinerea lesion diameters by 5.56-fold after 5 days compared to untreated controls, significantly extending shelf life. These findings highlight Nerolidol/HP β CD-IC-NF as a promising solution for preventing microbial contamination and improving food preservation efficacy in active packaging applications.
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