Abstract
Food safety is a paramount concern in the global supply chain, where contamination, spoilage, and pathogen outbreaks threaten public health and economic stability. Nanotechnology has emerged as a transformative tool offering precise, sensitive, and real-time solutions to monitor, detect, and prevent food hazards. This article explores the role of nanomaterials in enhancing food safety through intelligent packaging, nanosensors, and antimicrobial surfaces. It also discusses regulatory frameworks and public concerns related to nanotechnology applications in food systems. Ultimately, nanotechnology offers the potential to revolutionize food safety strategies, ensuring higher quality, longer shelf life, and safer consumption worldwide.

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