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Fermented foods (FF) have been an essential part of human diets across cultures, cherished for their distinctive flavors and preservation capabilities. Beyond their culinary value, FF have shown significant potential health benefits (1). Studies link fermented foods to antioxidation, lower blood lipid levels, enhanced immunity, tumor inhibition, delayed aging, and prevention of gastrointestinal disorders (2). However, their consumption needs caution regarding potential risks, such as pathogenic contamination or the formation of harmful by-products during fermentation. The safety of fermented foods is currently being systematically revised within the PIMENTO CA20128 under WG3-Health benefits and risks of fermented foods. To navigate these complexities, risk-benefit assessment methodologies provide a robust scientific framework to evaluate the trade-offs, enabling evidence-based dietary recommendations (3).
Sustainability is another pivotal aspect of fermented foods. In the face of global challenges like food waste and climate change, fermentation emerges as a key strategy (4). For instance, kimchi and sauerkraut help preserve surplus vegetables, while yogurt and kefir optimize dairy utilization. Nonetheless, the production of certain products, such as fermented meats, underscores the need for strategies to mitigate their environmental impacts while maintaining their benefits.
This communication highlights the dual role of fermented foods in promoting health and enhancing sustainability. By bridging tradition and innovation, fermented foods hold the potential to support the transition towards sustainable food systems, paving the way for future diets that address pressing public health and environmental priorities.
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Session 2: Safety of Fermented Food
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Fermented Foods Health & Sustainability Segurança Alimentar Avaliação do Risco Sustentabilidade Alimentar Avaliação do Risco-Benefício Alimentos Fermentados
