Agricultural and Life Sciences (IFAS)

Welt Lab

Led by Bruce Welt · Agricultural and Biological Engineering

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What we study

The Welt Lab studies food packaging materials, focusing on adjusting polyethylene permeability to control oxygen levels for freshness and food irradiation effects. They also explore interactions between packaging and food, like migration and moisture gain.

What working here is like

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Projects
3
Papers
5

Current projects

Gas permeation for modified atmospheric packaging applications (MAP)

Adjusting polyethylene properties to control oxygen levels in packaging.

Irradiation of food contact materials

Examines how irradiation, used to sterilize food, changes the properties of food-contact packaging materials.

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Food-package interactions (migration, aroma scalping, moisture gain/loss, etc.)

Studying how packaging interacts with food, including migration and moisture effects.

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Recent papers, explained

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