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CIFTRI’s technology for extraction of green coffee from bean 

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by Sumedh
April 21, 2020
in For Small and Medium Industries, General, Technology Offers
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CIFTRI’s technology for extraction of green coffee from bean 
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The Central Food Technological Research Institute (CFTRI) has developed a technology for processing of green coffee extract using green coffee beans. Green coffee is becoming more and more popular today, because of the perceived benefits such as weight reduction. Green coffee is a major dietary source of polyphenols and phenolic acids. Polyphenols are the chief source of plant- based foods and beverages especially apples, berries, cocoa, tea, coffee, citrus, plums, broccoli and many others and cannot be synthesized by humans.  

Green coffee beans are raw, unroasted beans with biochemical compounds such as caffeine, dietary polyphenols especially Chlorogenic acid, amino acids, lipids, carbohydrates, vitamin –B complex and Vitamin C, lots of minerals and enzymes. Green coffee beans are the prime source of hydroxycinnamic acids.  

The most abundant coffee polyphenols are Caffeic acid and its derivative Chlorogenic acid (CGA). But the action of roasting the beans degrades a good amount of these useful chemicals, hence the attention on ‘green coffee’. The roasting process changes the colour, flavour and odour of green beans leading to 11-45 % polyphenol degradation and 8-10% degradation of Chlorogenic acid. 

Polyphenols are actually secondary metabolites produced or synthesized by plants and are being used for their defense mechanism against several biological and environmental stress. Several substantial epidemiological studies confirmed that polyphenol-rich diet can protect/ reduces the high risk of cardiovascular diseases and Type-2 diabetes. The commonly recommended polyphenols in the diet are flavanols, flavanones, flavonols, and anthocyanins.  

Green coffee bean extract concocted from unroasted green beans that give typical greenish colour to the beverage with mild and refreshing flavour along with a package of health benefits. Coffee offers dose dependent response in consumers, hence moderate consumption of green coffee is good for health, unless opted for a refined formulation for easing a specific health problem. CFTRI says it is ready to provide technical assistance and guidance for commercializing the technology. 

For further details contact: 

Head, TTBD

email: ttbd@cftri.res.in

Ph: 0821-2514534

Also read: Memory-boosting neutraceutical bar from DRDO’s labs 

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Tags: anthocyaninsCFTRI. green coffeechlorogenic acidcoffeeflavanolsflavanonesflavolnolspolyphenol
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