The recent development of active packaging provides another approach to extend the freshness of food products. Active packaging changes the environmental conditions to maintain the sensory properties and ensure the safety of the product. The active packaging may act either by progressively releasing active agents to the surrounding atmosphere or by absorbing the compounds that deteriorate the food, such as oxygen or free radicals. This kind of packaging does not require direct contact to the foodstuff to exhibit antioxidant properties. In this way, the compounds inhibit the development of enzymatic reactions (Montero-Prado, Rodriguez-Lafuente, & Nerin, 2011) and oxidative spoilage for a longer period of time than under the conditions by which these antioxidants are typically used. In the case of radical scavengers, there is no release of active agents, but only direct action from the packaging material.