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May 9, 2026Nutrition & Food Science1 citations

Recent developments in bio-based smart food packaging: incorporating innovation and sensitive technologies for improved production

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NANegar AkbariSRSeyed Hadi RazaviNENima Esmaeili

Key Points

  • This review summarizes advancements in bio-based smart food packaging aimed at improving food safety and sustainability.
  • Evaluated recent innovations in biodegradable polymers and natural sensors.
  • Examined integration of bio-based and smart technologies.
  • Considered regulatory and economic challenges in commercialization.
  • Bio-based smart packaging provides real-time indicators for freshness, temperature, and spoilage.
  • Offers environmental benefits and enhances consumer trust.
  • Commercialization faces hurdles such as cost, scalability, and regulatory acceptance.

Abstract

Purpose This paper aims to summarize the recent developments in bio-based smart packaging and its role in enhancing food safety, quality and sustainability. Design/methodology/approach The study evaluated recent innovations in biodegradable polymers, natural sensors and active components derived from renewable resources. It examined the integration of bio-based and smart technologies, considering regulatory and economic challenges. Findings Bio-based smart packaging provides real-time indicators for freshness, temperature and spoilage, while offering environmental benefits and consumer trust. However, commercialization faces hurdles related to cost, scalability and regulatory acceptance. Originality/value This review conducted to assess to recent development in Bio-based smart packaging technologies for improved production chain supply.

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Akbari et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69fecf49b9154b0b8287658ehttps://doi.org/10.1108/nfs-09-2025-0317
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