1998
DOI: 10.1016/s0950-3293(98)00031-7
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Consumer preferences for fresh and aged apples: a cross-cultural comparison

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“…In this case, ELISE is to be considered as an example for communicating some appealing attributes in sessions two and three (see Figure 1). It is well known that different attributes have different relevant importance for consumer preference regarding apples (Hedderley et al, 1996;Jaeger et al, 1998), and it is essential to elicit appropriate attributes for use on marketing labels, to allow the consumer to relate to them (Wansink et al, 2005). This is one of the reasons why the approach of combining the two disciplines of sensory and marketing science is important, and why advantage should be taken of the terminology used within the sensory science procedure.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this case, ELISE is to be considered as an example for communicating some appealing attributes in sessions two and three (see Figure 1). It is well known that different attributes have different relevant importance for consumer preference regarding apples (Hedderley et al, 1996;Jaeger et al, 1998), and it is essential to elicit appropriate attributes for use on marketing labels, to allow the consumer to relate to them (Wansink et al, 2005). This is one of the reasons why the approach of combining the two disciplines of sensory and marketing science is important, and why advantage should be taken of the terminology used within the sensory science procedure.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Różnice międzykulturowe wpływające na zachowania nabywców żywności powinny być uwzględniane w przedsiębiorstwach dążących do usatysfakcjonowania klientów zamieszkałych w różnych krajach. Z tego względu w wielu ośrod-kach naukowych realizowane były i są badania dotyczące oczekiwań nabywców z wielu państw względem cech wybranych produktów żywnościowych oraz procesu ich zakupu i konsumpcji [14,16,18,20,22,26,27,28,33,35].…”
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“…Among the most common sensory terms relating to texture in apples are "hardness" (or "firmness") (Abbott et al, 1984) and "mealiness". These attributes are highly correlated with consumer acceptance: apples with firm texture are valued (Harker et al, 2000;Péneau et al, 2006), whereas consumers dislike mealy apples, perceiving these as soft, dry, and with poor textural quality (Daillant-Spinnler et al, 1996;Jaeger et al, 1998). In terms of objective measurements, mealiness is the most intractable.…”
Section: Relating Semg Signals To Mechanical and Sensory Texture In Amentioning
confidence: 99%