The Applicability of near Infrared Spectroscopy for Monitoring Properties of Food Packaging Materials

Abstract

This paper reports the results of some preliminary experiments to assess the use of NIR spectroscopy in measuring the quality and the stability of a new, active food packaging material based on propolis and comparing it to paper and polythene–paper sheets.

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