La fève, une alternative prometteuse au soja en tant qu’émulsifiant et gélifiant
La 20ème Conférence Food Colloids se déroule du 22 au 26 mars 2026 à Grenade.
Rose Gazeau, Doctorante Université de Bordeaux/ITERG, intervient dans la session “Alternative, plant-based, clean-label, sustainable food colloids” avec une présentation intitulée : “Faba bean as a promising emulsifying and gelling alternative to soy”.
RESUME DE L’INTERVENTION
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Contact : r.gazeau@iterg.com
