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?Table Olive Flours?: An Ingredient Rich in Bioactive Compounds?

Nuno Rodrigues    
Catarina Oliveira    
Susana Casal    
José Alberto Pereira and Elsa Ramalhosa    

Resumen

This ingredient will use the surplus of table olive fruits that do not have the characteristics to be marketed, such as fruits with no commercial size or containing some visual defects. In this way, these fruits can be valued through flour production. The production of this new product will also reduce waste and be more sustainable, in line with the objectives of the circular economy.

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