Aroma and Flavour Products from Plant Waste

University of Tasmania

  • Project code: PRJ-000017

  • Project stage: Closed

  • Project start date: Sunday, June 10, 2007

  • Project completion date: Tuesday, August 30, 2011

  • National Priority: NEPI-Feasibility studies and industry literature reviews

Summary

A series of experiments and trials will be conducted in order to obtain an increased yield of extract by processing waste boronia flowers following the primary extraction. The application of these technologies will be assessed for fennel, parsley, peppermint and dill. This process and the associated methods developed as part of the project will be a model for future development in other industries.

Program

New and Emerging Plant Industries

Research Organisation

University of Tasmania

Objective Summary

A series of experiments and trials will be conducted in order to obtain an increased yield of extract by processing waste boronia flowers following the primary extraction. This process and the associated methods developed as part of the project will be a model for future development in other industries. A preliminary investigations will be conducted here with regard to the potential for application of these technologies to peppermint and fennel.