2. Cracking of fruit functional elements
All stages of fruit processing, in the form of purée, juice, nectar or jam, generate a number of products known as "co-products" or "by-products". In the context of fruit processing, "co-products" represent fruit rejected during the fruit selection stage at the start of the processing chain. At the opposite end of the chain, "by-products" are obtained during the various processing stages (peels, seeds, essential oils, in the case of citrus fruits): they represent an essential added value in the overall cost of a finished product.
For example, when citrus juices are extracted, the skins (flavedo + albedo) represent around 40-50% of the total mass of the fruit, depending on the type of citrus fruit processed....
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Cracking of fruit functional elements
Seuls sont cités, ci-dessous, certains chapitres d'ouvrages de références, listant eux-mêmes de nombreuses références bibliographiques.
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(1) - ALBAGNAC (G.), VAROQUAUX (P.), MONTIGAUD (J.-C.) -
Technologie de Transformation des Fruits
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. (Éds.), Tec & Doc Lavoisier, Paris, France, pp. 209-234. BIMBENET (J.-J.), Séchage, 2002.
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