The European Journal of Lipid Science and Technology is an innovative resource for lipids and oils research.

With a major focus on health-related topics with applied aspects, the journal also addresses food science and technology, biomedical science including clinical and pre-clinical research, nutrition, animal science, plant and microbial lipids, (bio)chemistry, oleochemistry, biotechnology, processing, physical chemistry, and analytics including lipidomics.

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Cholesterol Oxidation Products and Quality Attributes of NaCl‐Reduced Beef Sausages Fortified With Honey

  •  20 May 2025

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Cholesterol Oxidation Products and Quality Attributes of NaCl-Reduced Beef Sausages Fortified With Honey Issue ,

Beef sausages with less sodium chloride were formulated by replacing sodium chloride with potassium-based salts and honey. This reduced harmful cholesterol byproducts and sodium without changing taste or quality. Healthier sausages can now be enjoyed without sacrificing flavor.

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Fractionation of Edible Fats: Model Fat‐Oil Separation in Decanter Centrifuge

  •  20 May 2025

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Fractionation of Edible Fats: Model Fat-Oil Separation in Decanter Centrifuge Issue ,

A model system was investigated, and fat crystal agglomerates were effectively separated from oil using a lab-scale decanter centrifuge. High hydrostatic pressure on the bowl wall results in a compacted cake. Low cake axial transport velocity allows sufficient time for the olein to be removed from the cake pores. These two phenomena, particularly when combined, result in high cake dryness, leading to a high separation efficiency of the process.

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Superheated Steam Pretreatment as a Promising Technique to Improve the Physicochemical Properties of Corn Germ Oil

  •  20 May 2025

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Superheated Steam Pretreatment as a Promising Technique to Improve the Physicochemical Properties of Corn Germ Oil Issue ,

Thermal pretreatment of oilseeds is crucial for oil production. The study explored the impact of superheated steam pretreatment (SHS), a new thermal technology, on the corn germ oil yield, microstructure, and its oil physicochemical properties. The results indicated that using SHS pretreatment could be a beneficial option for increasing both the oil yield and oxidative stability of corn germ oils.

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Exploring the Interactive Effects of γ‐Tocopherol, Ellagic Acid, and β‐Sitosterol in Iron Walnut Oil

  •  12 May 2025

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Exploring the Interactive Effects of γ-Tocopherol, Ellagic Acid, and β-Sitosterol in Iron Walnut Oil Issue ,

High PUFA content in iron walnut oil leads to oxidative instability during storage/processing. Interactions of γ-tocopherol, ellagic acid, and β-sitosterol under thermal oxidation were investigated, and synergy between γ-tocopherol and ellagic acid (↑ antioxidant activity, ↓ peroxide formation) was shown, whereas β-sitosterol showed antagonistic effects (limited protective role). Natural antioxidant blends extend shelf life and enhance food industry applications.

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Phospholipid Complexes of Phenolic Esters: Novel Structured Lipids for Controlled Dual Release of Polyphenols

  •  6 May 2025

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Phospholipid Complexes of Phenolic Esters: Novel Structured Lipids for Controlled Dual Release of Polyphenols Issue ,

Phospholipid complexes of phenolic esters exhibit a good dual-release effect on polyphenols.

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The use of natural and synthetic phospholipids as pharmaceutical excipients

  •  1088-1107
  •  25 August 2014

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The use of natural and synthetic phospholipids as pharmaceutical excipients Issue 9, 2014

For selection of phospholipid excipients for pharmaceutical formulations, natural phospholipids are preferred compared to synthetic phospholipids because they are available at large scale with reproducible quality at lower costs of goods. They are well accepted by regulatory authorities and are produced using less chemicals and solvents at higher yields. In order to avoid scale up problems during pharmaceutical development and production, natural phospholipid excipients instead of synthetic phospholipids should be selected whenever possible.

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