Could Isochoric Freezing Revolutionise Food Preservation

The present article responds to the food engineering community’s growing interest in an emerging and lauded approach to food preservation, popularised by its developers as ‘isochoric freezing’. A strong campaign in the scientific literature and mass media has recently promoted this technique as a universal replacement for traditional food freezing and the frozen supply chain by highlighting a number of alleged advantages of ‘isochoric freezing’. Some of these claims therefore require a more...

protein, processing, quality, shelf life, packaging
Could Isochoric Freezing Revolutionise Food Preservation