Overall, temperature and oxygen, both mediating multiple
pathways of anthocyanin degradation, seem to be most important in cranberry anthocyanin stability and their interactions
may be synergistic. Hence, anaerobic processing and packaging, nonthermal pasteurization, and use of pigment cofactors
all seem promising approaches for controlling color and anthocyanin loss in cranberry products
Overall, temperature and oxygen, both mediating multiplepathways of anthocyanin degradation, seem to be most important in cranberry anthocyanin stability and their interactionsmay be synergistic. Hence, anaerobic processing and packaging, nonthermal pasteurization, and use of pigment cofactorsall seem promising approaches for controlling color and anthocyanin loss in cranberry products
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