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Development of biodegradable bioplastics from pineapple bromelain processing waste: Utilization of decanter and fiber flours
The pineapple processing industry generates substantial quantities of by-products that are often underutilized, creating environmental and waste management challenges. Valorization of pineapple bromelain processing waste into biodegradable packaging materials offers a sustainable approach to waste u
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