RESUMO: Existe uma crescente demanda por produtos autênticos, que forneçam características sensoriais combinadas com benefícios para a saúde que tem sido o foco dos estudos atuais. Nesta revisão, são abordados os aspectos tecnológicos envolvidos com a produção de cervejas artesanais e o uso de frutas diversas, no desenvolvimento de novos produtos com maior valor agregado. Para coleta de informações foram realizadas pesquisas em bases de dados científicos da Scopus, em sites e no catálogo de Teses e Dissertações da Capes. Desta forma, este estudo buscou trazer informações para promover a discussão sobre as possibilidades que a adição de frutas diversas, principalmente nativas, podem oferecer no desenvolvimento de cervejas com forte apelo cultural, alto valor nutricional e mercadológico, podendo ainda ser categorizadas como um alimento funcional. RESUMO autênticos atuais revisão diversas agregado Scopus Capes forma nativas cultural mercadológico funcional

ABSTRACT: There is a growing demand for authentic products that provide sensory characteristics combined with health benefits that current studies have focused on. This review addressed the technological aspects involved in producing craft beers and the use of various fruits in developing new products with higher added value. The information was collected by researching scientific databases such as Scopus, websites, and the CAPES catalog of Theses and Dissertations. Thus, this study sought to obtain more information to promote discussion about the possibilities of adding various fruits in developing beers with a strong cultural appeal, high nutritional and marketing value, and that can also be categorized as a functional food. ABSTRACT on value Scopus websites Dissertations Thus appeal food

Rubus fruticosus (Rosaceae), popularly known as Blackberry, is a highly nutritious fruit, rich in bioactive compounds. Their stability during processing has been the focus of several studies. This work describes the evaluation of the stability of the main phytochemicals of pulp from blackberry cv. Tupy, stored under different temperature conditions for six months. The storage at -10 °C was not sufficient to cause significant changes in total phenolics content, anthocyanins content and antioxidant capacity during two months of storage. Likewise, at -18 °C, total phenolics content and antioxidant capacity were kept for four months, but total anthocyanins and β-carotene content were kept for two and six months of storage, respectively.