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Native plums could replace synthetic chemicals to preserve meat

Discover how Indigenous Australian Kakadu plum offers a sustainable, natural alternative to meat preservation using high antioxidant properties.

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Native plums could replace synthetic chemicals to preserve meat

Native plums could replace synthetic chemicals to preserve meat
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Native plums could replace synthetic chemicals to preserve meat

Northern territoryMichel beyaUq research phQueensland alliance for agricultureFood innovation research phUniversity of queenslandCentre for uniquely australian foodsQaafi uq research phNative kakaduIndigenous australiansFood innovation research phdUniquely australian foods

Native fruit could replace synthetic chemicals to preserve meat | North Queensland Register

A native plum with high antioxidant properties may alter how meat is preserved in a sustainable alternative to synthetic chemicals without compromising taste.

Northern territoryMichel bevaFood innovation research phQueensland alliance for agricultureCentre for uniquely australian foodsUq research phUniversity of queenslandQaafi uq research phNative kakaduIndigenous australiansFood innovation research phdUniquely australian foods

Native fruit could replace synthetic chemicals to preserve meat | Queensland Country Life

A native plum with high antioxidant properties may alter how meat is preserved in a sustainable alternative to synthetic chemicals without compromising taste.

Northern territoryMichel bevaFood innovation research phQaafi uq research phCentre for uniquely australian foodsQueensland alliance for agricultureUq research phUniversity of queenslandNative kakaduIndigenous australiansFood innovation research phdUniquely australian foods