… to utilize banana peels as main material of edible film. Banana peels are combinated with
gliserol as plasticizer and clove oil as antimicrobial. Plasticizer make edible film more elastic …

… from banana peel and explore the possibility of developing cellulose-reinforced starch-based
bioactive thermoplastic packaging films (BPT). The effectiveness of the Bioactive BPT films …

… as peel of unripe bananas could be a potential source of cellulose nanofibers. The
packaging films … to food packaging as these are cheap, environmentally friendly, and non-hazardous. …

… However, the use of polysaccharide films for food packaging is still limited due to their poor
tensile and barrier properties when compared to those of petroleum-derived polymers. The …

… to develop a biodegradable film from the extracted banana peel cellulose fiber. Such a …
lignocellulosic fiber from banana peel and develop biodegradable films. The banana peel fiber (…

… The result of the study showed that banana peels paste is poor in producing films. The …
The results showed that the TS of banana peels starch packaging films were not significantly (p<…

… -biodegradable films in packaging … films from PVA and banana peel powder with different
concentrations (5, 10, 15, 20 and 25 wt%) and characterize the fabricated bio composite films …

… an active banana starch film (BSF) incorporated with banana peel extract. We compared the
film’s properties with commercial wrap film (… only in packaging such as pouch bags for oil. …

… ripe banana peel extract (BPE) on active packaging films. Therefore, this research aims at
incorporating ripe banana peel extract into chitosan film … a modified active packaging film and …

… films and coatings. Thus, the aim of this study was to develop edible films based on banana
peel … Therefore, as packing material, these films would not be very effective but, as coating, …