zoic acids presenting the largest increases after
fermentation. The results of this study suggest that fungal SSF of
RB may have the potential to be used as a tool that can be
exploited in the production of different types of active metabolites,
which may be useful in many types of food- and cosmetics-related
industries. Therefore, these RB products may be exploited as a
potent source of bioactive compounds and antioxidants for nutraceutical
and functional food product