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  1. Shelf‐life estimation of packaged dried foods as affected by choice of moisture sorption isotherm models
  2. Active food packaging to control carbon dioxide
  3. Interactive influence of decision criteria, packaging film, storage temperature and humidity on shelf life of packaged dried vegetables
  4. Application of Physical Gas Absorbers in Manipulating the CO2 Pressure of Kimchi Package
  5. Effects of diffusion controlled release of tocopherol on lipid oxidation
  6. A novel kimchi container with an atmosphere actively controlled by time-programmed vacuumizing and CO2 flushing
  7. The properties of gelatin film-neem extract and its effectiveness for preserving minced beef
  8. Effects of modified atmosphere packaging conditions on quality preservation of powdered infant formula
  9. Water vapor and oxygen barrier estimation in designing a single-serve package of powdered infant formula for required shelf life
  10. Development of Multifunctional Active Film and Its Application in Modified Atmosphere Packaging of Shiitake Mushrooms
  11. Effect of Initial Gas Flushing or Vacuum Packaging on the Ripening Dynamics and Preference forKimchi, a Korean Fermented Vegetable
  12. A Model to tune Modified Atmosphere Conditions of Powdered Infant Formula Packaging
  13. A Multi-functional Biofilm Used as an Active Insert in Modified Atmosphere Packaging for Fresh Produce
  14. Development of a novel modified atmosphere container with a cycle-time-controlled perforation for enoki mushroom preservation
  15. Comparison of Two Mechanistic Microbial Growth Models to Estimate Shelf Life of Perishable Food Package under Dynamic Temperature Conditions
  16. Strategy and Software Application of Fresh Produce Package Design to Attain Optimal Modified Atmosphere