Pakistan Journal of Food Sciences
Current Issue – Vol. 30, Issue 3 (2026)
8 articles
Open Access
Open Access — All articles in this issue are freely available.
#01EditorialMian Kamran Sharif1,2* and Muneeba Javed1
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#02Review ArticleMuhammad Moiz Amir1*
Food spoilage is a persistent challenge that affects food quality,
consumer safety, and the sustainability of food systems worldwide.
Traditional methods for determining shelf life and detecting spoilage
are often time-consuming, labor-intensive, and unable to provide
real-time information. In recent years, artificial intelligence (AI) has
emerged as a promising solut
#03Research ArticleFarah Shamim*1, Mohsin Ali Raza1, Rana Ahsan Raza Khan1, Tahira Bibi1, Muhammad Shahid Munir1
Head rice recovery (HRR) is an important measure of rice milling
quality that plays an important role in defining the market and price of
rice. Although consumers mostly favor long/extra-long grain kernels,
these rice varieties often do not achieve optimal milling recovery. This
study examined the relationship between grain dimensions (length and
width) and HRR in Bas
#04Review ArticleAreej Fatima1
The increasing prevalence of multidrug-resistant (MDR) pathogens has
become a critical global health challenge, rendering conventional
antibiotics less effective. Traditional medicinal systems have long
employed spices for their antimicrobial properties, prompting modern
research to investigate their potential against drug-resistant
infections. Key spices such as Curc
#05Research ArticleSaliha Ashfaq1, Amir Arshad1, Ali Hussnain Sajid1, Tahreem Shahbaz1
The growing popularity of functional beverages has prompted the
creation of health drinks that attribute bioactive compounds and natural
antioxidants to fruit. This study aims to develop and test apple-plum
juice blends supplemented with beetroot juice extract, and to evaluate
the physicochemical and sensory characteristics of these blends. We used
various concentrati
#06Systematic ReviewMuhammad Hashir Habib1*, Muhammad Tahir Habib2, Laraib Zahra2, Eisha Nasir1
Malnutrition and infectious diseases are in a mutually reinforcing
syndemic relationship: in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs), this
leads to significant morbidity and mortality among children. The
syndemic appears to be different from comorbidity because it
acknowledges the biological synergism and common risk factors that
exacerbate the negative health outcom
#07Research ArticleAmna Nisar1, Muhammad Adeel Javed*1, Asma Sohail1, Aayesha Riaz2
Bakery products, especially wheat-based buns, are highly susceptible
to rapid microbial spoilage at ambient storage temperatures and require
effective, clean-label preservation methods. In the present study, the
biopreservative efficiency of the whey protein-based edible coating
containing live lactic acid bacteria (LAB) isolated from traditional
fermented dahi was in
#08Review ArticleSarmad Basit Saeed1, Samreen Sarmad2, Yusra Zubair3, Syed Muhammad Mohtashim Hassan4, Muhammad Shahid1, Samia Afzal*1
Ensuring the safety, authenticity and quality of food is a growing
global concern. This is due to increasing cases of food fraud, spoilage
and contamination. Traditional sensory or physical methods are often
insufficient for accurate detection of these issues. This review aims to
explore the role of biochemical markers as reliable tools for the
assessment of food qual
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