Tag: Papaya peel

By-products from papaya account for about 20-25% of the fruit's total weight, consisting of peels and seeds. Instead of discarding this waste, discover what can you do with papaya peel to reduce your environmental footprint and unlock its hidden potential for skincare, gardening, and beyond.

Studies show papaya peels contain a higher concentration of powerful antioxidants like phenolics and flavonoids than the fruit's pulp. But is papaya peel healthy for you to consume or use, and what are the surprising benefits and potential risks of this often-overlooked byproduct?

Papaya peels, a major byproduct of the papaya processing industry, represent approximately 8.47% of the fruit's total weight and are often discarded. However, these discarded peels are a treasure trove of nutrients and bioactive compounds that can be repurposed for a variety of uses, proving that waste can be a resource.