Title of article
The physico-chemical properties and nutritional composition of rice bran produced at different milling degrees of rice
Author/Authors
Rosniyana, A. Malaysian Agricultural Research and Development Institute, Malaysia , Hashifah, M.A. Malaysian Agricultural Research and Development Institute, Malaysia , Shariffah Norin, S.A. Malaysian Agricultural Research and Development Institute, Malaysia
From page
99
To page
105
Abstract
Rice bran was produced by milling the paddy variety MR 220 at different milling degrees (MD) namely 2, 4,6 and 8%. The proximate content and the effect of different MD on nutritional content and physico-chemical properties of rice bran were studied. The chemical composition of rice bran was significantly affected by the milling process. Among the samples evaluated, rice bran produced at 8% MD had the lowest protein, fat and crude fibre contents. Mineral content was highest for rice bran produced at 6% MD, while the highest vitamin content was found in rice bran produced at 2% MD. The study also indicated that all types of rice bran offer healthier benefits.
Keywords
rice bran , physico , chemical , nutritional composition , milling degrees
Journal title
Journal of Tropical Agriculture and Food Science
Journal title
Journal of Tropical Agriculture and Food Science
Record number
2576827
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