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When carvacrol is trapped in tiny capsules, it works better at stopping cold-tolerant bacteria in meat than when it's just mixed in, especially after 9 days of refrigeration.
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Cassava starch films with nanoencapsulated carvacrol inhibit bacterial growth and reduce lipid oxidation in ground beef.
Cross-Sectional Study
In Vitro
2025 DecThe study found that wrapping ground beef in a special biodegradable film with tiny carvacrol capsules made from chia mucilage kept bad bacteria down better than using plain carvacrol, especially after 9 days in the fridge.
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