Valorizing agricultural waste into sustainable active food packaging: Preparation of chitosan-based film incorporating bioactive extract and lignin nanoparticles from green walnut husks

Bingzhen Liu; Chengju Deng; Fangfei Sun; Kun Wang; Kun Wang; Yangyue Ding; Yongliang Zhuang; Hui Li; Hui Li

doi:10.1016/j.colsurfa.2026.139971

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Valorizing agricultural waste into sustainable active food packaging: Preparation of chitosan-based film incorporating bioactive extract and lignin nanoparticles from green walnut husks

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Bingzhen Liu, Chengju Deng, Fangfei Sun, Kun Wang, Kun Wang, Yangyue Ding, Yongliang Zhuang, Hui Li, Hui Li

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