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Services - Sensory Evaluation
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Formulation Changes. |
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New Product Development. | |
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Cost Reductions. |
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Meeting Customer Targets. | |
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Product Matching. | ![]() |
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| Sensory Evaluation: The Newly Weds® Foods Approach |
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| An internal database of: | ||||
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Everyday people. | |||
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Screened for usage. | |||
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Can be sorted by frequency of use. | |||
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| Methodical and scientific testing practices enforced. | ||||
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| Types of Testing | ||||
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| We employ a variety of test designs to meet your specific project objectives including: | ||||
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| Discrimination (difference) Testing is used to determine if perceptible differences exist between products: | ||||
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Triangle Tests consist of three samples; two are the same and one is different. Panelists are asked to identify the sample that is different from the other two. | |||
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Duo-Trio Tests consist of two samples and a reference. Panelists are asked to pick the sample that is the same as the reference. | |||
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Degree of Difference Tests are used to determine how different a sample is from the target. | |||
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Paired Comparison Tests are used to measure specific attribute differences between samples. | |||
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| Acceptability Testing is used to determine the degree of liking across various product attributes: | ||||
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Hedonic Tests determine the degree of liking across various attributes. | |||
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Just-About-Right Tests probe the strength of a sensory attribute or characteristic. | |||
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Preference Tests determine which sample or attribute is preferred. | |||