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Oats have been one of the most sought-after FMCG products since the whole weight loss discussion has taken over. Not just oat grains but other byproducts of oat milling are also popular in the dietary, health, wellness, and beauty industry. Oat grass has existed since ancient times because of its profound health benefits. It exhibits medicinal properties and is widely used across various industries. Biological Background of Oats: Oats are sown in colder areas in spring or early summer and are annual grass. These crops go dormant during the summers but are tolerant to cold weather. The crop is found in the African tropics and sub-tropics. A substantial amount of oat crops goes to livestock feed, whereas its byproducts are used in several industries. Nutritional Background of Oat Grass Oat grass is generally loaded with a plethora of nutrients. It is known to boost protein, dietary fiber, iron, manganese, zinc, and vitamins A, C, D, and K in the body. Above all, it is a promi...

  Rice is one of the most acclaimed staple foods globally, especially in Asia. The global consumption of rice was approx. Four hundred ninety(490) million tons in the year 2019. However, the byproducts of rice milling are also utilized in innumerable ways. Rice Bran is one such byproduct loaded with essential nutrients, phytochemicals, and other biological compounds that exhibit fantastic health benefits. What is Rice Bran? Rice Bran is the byproduct of rice milling. It is the outermost rice kernel (brown) layer, mainly comprised of a aleurone, pericarp and seed coat. The nutritional composition of rice bran directly depends on the efficiency of the milling process. However, it is a promising source of protein, fat, vitamins, dietary fiber, minerals, and essential phytochemicals like oryzanols and tocopherols. The rich nutritional profile makes it one of the most eligible ingredients for the food, bakery, health, and wellness industry. Industrial uses of Rice Bran Powder ...

  Citrus sinensis, also known as orange, appears to be the citrus fruit of choice for preventing health issues and promoting immunity, digestion, and skincare. Its trunk-load of excellent nutrients could be the reason. It is typically spherical, with an oily, waxy peel, pulpy flesh, and many seeds. Several orange types grow in almost every part of the earth. Origin of Oranges Oranges are "one of the world's primary fruit crops." It was first introduced to the Americas by Spanish explorers. For thousands of years, oranges, especially peels, have been used in traditional Chinese medicine. Today, fruit is employed in the food, health/medical, and cosmetic industries. With the peel, we can prepare a delicious and nutritious tea. The pulp and the peel are commercially processed into organic orange powder supplements. In the juice industry, orange peels were considered waste. Companies began turning them into powder supplements when scientists realized they had mo...