Undesirable Transformations of Certain Nutrients duringPre- processing and Protection against Them

Authors

  • George Madzgarashvili Doctor of Agric. Sci., LLC “Demetra”, Experimental Laboratory of Food Products Processing, George Saakadze str., 45, 0180, Tbilisi, Georgia, ORCID-ID: 0009-0007-1836-8523

Keywords:

Pollen, Bee Bread, Ferments, Fruit Concentrates, 5-Hydroxymethylfurfural, Flavonoids

Abstract

This paper examines one of the most relevant aspects of food production in modern conditions – the issues of their processing and quality preservation, namely, the creation of high-quality feed for bees using inexpensive, non-traditional raw materials. When solving this problem, it turned out that previous technologies cannot ensure the production of safe products: compounds harmful to both humans and bees are formed: oxidized flavonoids, 5-hydroxymethylfurfural. At the same time, the organoleptic properties (color, odour, taste) of fruit-based products have sharply deteriorated. Moreover, these substances have pronounced toxic properties. To prevent these undesirable phenomena, the author has developed a new method for concentrating solutions and liquid mechanical mixtures at low temperatures (<70°C)  (Madzgarashvili, 6), which made it possible to avoid the formation of the above substances;

-Using modern biotechnological methods, in particular, through enzyme preparations, it was decided to create a fundamentally different way of producing one of the promising bee products – bee bread: It was obtained directly from pollen, by lactic acid fermentation in laboratory or industrial conditions, which eliminated of bee hive impurities, honeycomb damage, risk of residues of the embryo feed getting into finished products, and expanded the possibilities of bee bread production and export.

Published

2025-05-19

How to Cite

George Madzgarashvili. (2025). Undesirable Transformations of Certain Nutrients duringPre- processing and Protection against Them. Research Retrieval and Academic Letters, (9). Retrieved from https://ojs.scipub.de/index.php/RRAL/article/view/6129