2019
DOI: 10.21303/2504-5571.2019.001009
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Marketing Studies of Consumption Preferences at Developing Dietary Products

Abstract: Results of marketing studies of consumption motivations and preferences at choosing bread for special dietary consumption are presented. It has been established, that 18 % of questioned give advantage to bread with a decreased amount of carbohydrates; 17 % of respondents consume bread without gluten; 13 % give preference to products, including nutrients; 10 % by iodine-containing bread; 7 % and 6 % of questioned give preference to bread with a content of soya and entersorbents. It has been established, that br… Show more

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“…This is a fairly good result in terms of specialized dietary purpose, but the pronounced taste of bifidoproducts, which according to the tasters reminded of medicines, can affect consumer preferences. In studies [28][29][30], it was determined that a consumer wants to see the usual organoleptic indicators in the products for special purposes. Microscopic analysis revealed that in the sample of experiment No.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…This is a fairly good result in terms of specialized dietary purpose, but the pronounced taste of bifidoproducts, which according to the tasters reminded of medicines, can affect consumer preferences. In studies [28][29][30], it was determined that a consumer wants to see the usual organoleptic indicators in the products for special purposes. Microscopic analysis revealed that in the sample of experiment No.…”
Section: Tablementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The developed types of bread [16], with the content of brown seaweed, which are carriers of trace elements and vitamins, have "non-classical" organoleptic characteristics -green inclusions and algae aftertaste. It is known [17] that the consumer is "distrustful" of unusual organoleptic characteristics, Also, the developers describe the loss of microelements up to 80 % when baking bread. The content of microelements during storage of bread has not been studied at all.…”
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