Summary
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Program
New and Emerging Plant Industries
Research Organisation
OLD ABN-The State Of Queensland Acting Through The Department of Employment, Economic Development and Innovation
Objective Summary
Identification of key crucifer species which could form the basis of industry sales on health rather than culinary issues similar to broccoli sprouts in the USA. Identification and quantification of demonstrated anticancer glucosinolates in Asian crucifers. Provision of advice or recommendations on a pathway for addressing the regulatory issues relating to anticancer claims. The research has an aim to promote the consumption of Asian vegetables by broadening the consumer base through sales to people who would not have purchased Asian vegetables on a culinary basis (ie. flavour). A second and underlying issue is to identify products that will reduce the incidence of internal cancers in the Australian community.
Project Code
PRJ-000588
Project Stage
Closed
Project Start Date
Saturday, May 31, 2003
Project Completion Date
Thursday, November 30, 2006
Journal Articles From Project
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National Priority
An environmentally sustainable Australia
National Priority
Adoption of R&D
National Priority
NEPI-Feasibility studies and industry literature reviews