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which sensor is used to measure the quality of food​

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Conventional packaging methods have been used not only to facilitate product handling, but also to preserve nutrition value, extend their shelf life, and reduce spoilage. Recent efforts are designed to develop smart and active packaging technologies [13] that are able to provide additional functions, such as detection and communication to inform consumers when spoilage occurs, in addition to preserving the product [1]. Examples of active packaging include the use of absorbing or emitting sachets/pads [14], as shown in Figure 1. Absorbing sachets could contain O2 scavengers [15,16] to decrease fat oxidation, ethylene scavengers to minimize fruit and vegetable ripening [17,18,19], humidity absorbers, odor absorbers, and antimicrobial growth inhibitors [20]. Emitting pads include CO2 emitters inhibiting microbial growth in meat [21], antimicrobial preservative releasers to minimize spoilage due to bacterial growth [22], and antioxidant releasers to reduce oil and fat oxidation [23].

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