Green Extraction of Bioactive Compounds from Ginger Dust
Recovering valuable natural compounds from herbal waste is becoming a major focus in sustainable research—and ginger (Zingiber officinale) is no exception. Ginger processing often generates fine herbal dust, which still contains potent bioactive constituents like antioxidants, phenolics, and anti-inflammatory compounds.
Instead of letting this by-product go to waste, scientists are now using pressurized liquid extraction (PLE) to recover these beneficial molecules efficiently.
PLE is considered a green and innovative extraction technique because it uses less solvent, shorter processing times, and higher extraction efficiency compared to traditional methods. By applying controlled temperature and pressure, PLE enhances compound diffusion, ensuring a high-yield recovery from ginger dust that would otherwise be discarded.
This approach not only supports zero-waste herbal processing but also contributes to developing nutraceuticals, natural additives, and therapeutic formulations.
As sustainable methods continue to grow in importance, PLE stands out as a smart, eco-friendly solution for maximizing the value of ginger and other herbal resources.
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