The Stability and Shelf Life of Food 2016
DOI: 10.1016/b978-0-08-100435-7.00007-1
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Sensory Evaluation Methods for Food and Beverage Shelf Life Assessment

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“…A shelf life study should be able to demonstrate that the above is achieved and confirm the nutritional contribution to a healthy diet of the resulting food. The "basic storage design" is the most used technique to monitor the shelf life of food, which consists of performing physicochemical and sensory analyses at regular intervals of time during storage [13,14]. Two main chemical reactions may compromise food stability over time when considering its shelf life as a function of the stability of its lipid components.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A shelf life study should be able to demonstrate that the above is achieved and confirm the nutritional contribution to a healthy diet of the resulting food. The "basic storage design" is the most used technique to monitor the shelf life of food, which consists of performing physicochemical and sensory analyses at regular intervals of time during storage [13,14]. Two main chemical reactions may compromise food stability over time when considering its shelf life as a function of the stability of its lipid components.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Microbial activity and growth in foods can lead to gas production, changes in pH, discolouration, undesirable flavours and odours [ 1 , 2 ]. Various methods which include consumer research, sensory trained panels and instrumental testing are used to assess whether sensory attributes of foods and beverages are altered over time [ 5 ]. Instruments can be used to examine the texture and sensory changes such as rancidity or pH shifts in the place of consumer research [ 2 ].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Sensory analysis, however, has been practised since the 1800s with the advancement of research into human psychology to calculate and foresee an individual’s reactions to outside stimuli [ 10 , 11 ]. Sensory evaluation is defined as a scientific approach whereby the reactions of individuals to foodstuff are awakened, calculated, translated and evaluated by their sense of sight, taste, touch and hearing [ 5 , 12 ]. Its fundamental goal, whether using trained panels for quality purposes or acceptance using consumers, is to gain insight into a human’s view on how they experience the consumption of food using their senses (sight, taste, touch and hearing).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Por otro lado, la neurociencia ayuda en la búsqueda de descifrar lo que realmente quieren los consumidores, a través de la conducta y sus acciones, con el tiempo la neurociencia ha obtenido un gran apoyo para otras ciencias, como las ciencias empresariales y estudios de mercado (Cardenas, Sveinsdottir, & Martinsdottir, 2015). Y con esta unión del marketing con la neurociencia, se ha encontrado una posible respuesta y así predecir la conducta del consumidor y que es lo que quiere adquirir, es así como nace el neuromarketing, que se encarga de estudiar el cerebro humado para lograr comprender las verdaderas necesidades de los consumidores (Bouillé & Beeren, 2016). Actualmente con el neuromarketing y con la tecnología tan avanzada existen herramientas que permiten entender y enfocar los puntos principales para que un producto sea reconocido a nivel internacional, la mercadotecnia que también hace parte de eso, y por la cual se puede decir que marcas como la Inca Kola, Viva, Triple Kola, Oro y Cassinelli son productos líderes en ventas a nivel nacional e internacional.…”
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