1st Edition

Gluten-Free Food Revolution From Formulation to Market Trends

Edited By Ajay Singh, Aastha Dewan, Balwinder Singh Sooch Copyright 2026
392 Pages 36 Color & 4 B/W Illustrations
by CRC Press

As more individuals seek gluten-free alternatives for a number of reasons ranging from celiac to lifestyle choices, this book presents aspects surrounding the development of gluten-free products. Offering a comprehensive reference guide, it discusses the word of gluten-free technology and dives into related legal, marketing, and health-related aspects. It also features an in-depth analysis of global statistics surrounding gluten intolerance and wheat allergies, as well as an exploration of the scientific advancements that drive gluten-free product development. With a balance of technological knowledge and market assessments, this book is suited for industry professionals seeking to stay at the forefront of the next food revolution.

Chapter 1    Gluten Protein, Its Constituents and Sensitivity

Diksha Garg, Ajay Singh, Aastha Dewan

Chapter 2    Celiac: Mechanism, Prevention and Remedies

Dipali Saxena, Neha Prasad, Ira Tripathi, Ahmed Hamad, Shweta Keswani, & Shailja Jain & Manisha Trivedi

Chapter 3    Non-celiac gluten sensitivity: mechanism, prevention and remedies

Rekha Rani, Bhopal Singh, Payal Karmakar, Khushal Solanki

Chapter 4    Wheat Food Allergy: Mechanism and Management

Seeratpreet Kaur, Devinder Kaur, Archana Sihmar

Chapter 5    Gluten Free Market, Emerging Trend, Geographical Insights and Regional Variations

Reni A, Kavanashree N, Sharmeela R, Janifer Raj X, Pal Murugan M

Chapter 6    Regulatory Landscaping, Labelling Policies, Safety Issues and Case Studies for Gluten-Free Stuff

Ankit Bihola, Saptaneel Ghosh, Aakash Gill, Pratiksha, Shaikh Adil, Pranav Vashisht

Chapter 7    Gluten free baked and confections; Cereals, pseudocereals and coarse cereal adapted stuffs

Sheetal Thakur, Mehak Katyal, Kanchan Suri, Sonia Minhas

Chapter 8    Gluten-Free Composite Approach

Archana Singh, Puja Kumari

Chapter 9    Gluten-Free Formulation: Fruit and Vegetable Concerns

Sahana Hevlin S, Rashmi V, Pal Murugan M and Janifer Raj Xavier

Chapter 10  Gluten-free Formulations with Dairy Ingredients

Eeshan Nair, Unnati Gupta, Rishi Raj Singh, Sanyam Mehta, S Amritha Varshini, Samuel Jacob, Janifer Raj Xavier

Chapter 11  Gluten-free formulation: Meat and seafood-based new product development

Martina Meinam, Mutum Deepti, Soibam Ngasotter, Madhulika, and K.A. Martin Xavier

Chapter 12  Gluten-free Formulations: Pulses and Oilseeds-based Developments

Debojit Baidya Choudhury, Divya Singh Chauhan, Ram Prasad Bebartta, Muhammad Umar

Chapter 13  Gluten free formulation; Composite Progression

Deepak, Latha Rani R, Ashoka S,   K C Dileep, Ganavi, Bhavana A

Chapter 14  Gluten-free Formulation; Functional and Nutraceutical apprehension

Kiran Verma, Sheetal Thakur, Suman Rajput

Chapter 15  Sustainable Practices for Gluten-Free Food Development Using Cutting-Edge Technologies, Processes, and GF Additives/Ingredients

Mrithula Mahalakhsmi MK, Monica Jangir, Janifer Raj Xavier

Chapter 16  Technological Adaptations and Latest Developments for Gluten-Free Baked Snacks and Confections

Shaikh Adil, Mohd. Tariq, Ankit Bihola, Hanmant Bodhankar, Ashish Todkar, Rana Prachi

Chapter 17  Challenges and potential Solution in Gluten free Eatables: Sensory, Nutritional and Shelf-life stability concern

Dr Madhu, Dr Priya Singla, Dr Anurag, Suresh Bhishe and Jujhar Singh

Chapter 18  Clinical studies, cross-contamination issues and associated threats to Gluten-sensitive patients

Latha Rani R, Deepak, Pooja Kolar, Bhagyajyothi Kotiba, Ashok S

Biography

Dr. Ajay Singh has about 9+ years of teaching and research experience. He has published around 40 papers and more than 30 book chapters in publishing house of international repute, edited 07 books (05 CRC Press, 01 NIPA and 01 Objective Food Science with Brillion Publishers). Dr. Singh presented his talks, and demonstrated workshops at various national and international venues. He is the potential reviewer for many of international journals (Springer, Elsevier, Wiley and Taylor & Francis) and serving as an Editorial Board Member for Journal of Food Processing and Preservation (Wiley) and Journal of Food Biochemistry (Wiley & Hindawi). He also served his expertise as guest issue editor for various journals (SCI/SCOPUS/PUBMED Indexed). His area of research and teaching is Composite blended development, and Gluten-free baked optimization.

 

Dr. Aastha Dewan is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Food Technology at Guru Jambheshwar University of Science and Technology, Hisar, India. She completed her B.tech. (Food Technology) from KUK, Kurukshetra, M.Tech. (Food Technology) from Deenbandhu Chhotu Ram University of Science and Technology, Murthal (Sonepat), Haryana. She obtained her Ph.D. (Food technology) from GJU, Hisar, India under the supervision of Prof. B S Khatkar by focusing on the functional role of protein in noodle quality. She has more than six years of teaching and research experience and has taught various subjects at UG and PG level. She has published various research / review papers in reputed national and international journals, contributed book chapters for international publishers. She has expertise in cereal science, gluten-free cum functional food developments.

 

Dr. Balwinder Singh Sooch is working as Professor, Department of Biotechnology and Food Technology, Punjabi University, Patiala, India is having strong background in food, enzyme technology and microbial based bioprocesses. He is deeply involved in research and teaching activities in biotechnology, fermentation technology, food technology and legal biotechnology. He has supervised more than 70 PG and 07 Ph.D. students. He has published more than 70 research papers in international journals of repute besides several book chapters and patents. His core research works for developing novel fermentative bioprocesses for industrial enzymes are patented. Currently, supervising research projects on fermentative bioprocesses, and active food packages.