Significant decreases in ascorbic acid, anthocyanins, total phenols
and antioxidant capacity in HHP-treated cloudy and clear strawberry
juices (600 MPa/4 min/ambient temperature) were observed as a
function of the storage time and temperature, and the viscosity and
cloud of cloudy juices also decreased with the increase of the storage
times at 4 and 25 °C. These losses of quality of HHP-treated cloudy
and clear strawberry juices showed a fast-to-slow performance and
well conformed to the first-order reaction. The quality of both juices
that was better retained during cold storage and total anthocyanins
were suggested as biomarkers to estimate the shelf-life of the juices.