Edible Graphene Shines Light on Food Contamination

Laser-induced graphene (LIG) has been enhanced to produce a new class of edible electronic items. It is not ink as any material such as bread containing carbon can be turned into graphene that can be imprinted on an item. Laser-induced graphene can be burned into paper, cardboard, cloth, coal and certain foods, even toast.

is your food contaminated, let edible graphene shine some light
- laser-induced graphene can help produce new class of edible electronic tags
- these electronic tags can be created on cloth, toast and coal

Is Your Food Contaminated? Let Edible Graphene Tell You

Edible Graphene can now be printed onto food, paper, and even cloth. It can help us understand where it''s been, how long it''s been stored or whether it has germs or not? Read More

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