Banana Flour Market:Introduction
Banana is the second largest produced fruit after citrus whichcontributes about 16% of the world’s total fruit production. It is favorablefor industrial processing due to its various rich characteristics such as lowacidity, a large content of soluble solids, and minerals. The consumption ofbanana is less than its production, so to increase waste utilization of foodproducts and converted into various innovative products such as banana flour. The banana flour isa powder made of green bananas which are often used as a replacement for wheatflour. It promotes the growth of good bacteria in the gut and can also assistwith weight loss. It is mostly used in India and Africa as a cheaperalternative to wheat flour. It has a texture similar to wheat flour and alsorequires about 25% less volume. The banana flour is produced from banana whenthe fruit is unripe as it is rich in dietary fiber, resistant starch, and aidsin colon health. Apart from these, it also helps to minimize postharvestlosses, prevention of osteoporosis by increasing the absorption of calcium andother minerals and retains the nutritive value of fresh bananas.
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