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A selection of our consumer and sensory R&D reports:
2020
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R&D 468 - The effect of temperature abuse on chilled ready meals packed for postal delivery
Linda Everis -
R&D 466 - Assessment of open shelf-life of a ham product opened at various points throughout shelf-life
Linda Everis -
R&D 465 - Effect of ingredient age on the shelf-life of a coleslaw product
Linda Everis and Jack Alderton -
R&D 462 - Consumer acceptance of approaches to reduce sugar and energy
Laura Hodgson, Marleen Chambault and Sarah Chapman
2019
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R&D 459 - Assessment of open shelf-life of a cooked sliced chicken product stored in consumers’ fridges
Linda Everis -
R&D 452 - Assessment of eight shelf life testing regimes on cooked ready-to-eat sliced ham
Linda Everis -
R&D 451 - Inclusive packaging design
Lynneric Potter, Craig Ballard and Anna Kiryla -
R&D 450 - Development and consumer testing of nutritionally enhanced ready meal suitable for older adults
Sarah Chapman, Jessica Wright and Marleen Chambault -
R&D 448 - Sugar reduced biscuits – understanding technical challenges and consumer reactions
Anne Vissers, Mike Adams and Marleen Chambault
2018
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R&D 443 - ‘Clean label’ from a sugar perspective: insights from consumers and industry
Marleen Chambault -
R&D 441 - Extension of product shelf life through superchilling
Greg Jones and Sue Burling -
R&D 437 - A combined consumer application of Triadic-PSP and CATA to assess consumers’ health associations of food products based on packaging cues
Robyn Perry and Marleen Chambault -
R&D 436 - Understanding how consumers utilise packaging cues to determine the key message in the context of health for a retail sourced beef lasagne
Robyn Perry -
R&D 433 - Novel sweetening ingredients – considerations for use
Dan Hall, Josefine Hammerby, Sue Keenan and Rachel Gwinn -
R&D 430 - An evaluation of traditional and novel sensory and consumer methods suitable for product characterisation: consumer methods
Marleen Chambault -
R&D 429 - Observational interviews to understand the readability of information on cans and openability of ready meal trays
Robyn Perry
2017
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R&D 425 - Older adults: which aspects of health are particularly important and what challenges do they face in terms of shopping and opening different types of packaging
Robyn Perry, Fraser Courts and Sarah Thomas -
R&D 424 - An evaluation of extrinsic cues when designing product packaging
Robyn Perry and Elaine Allchurch -
R&D 423 - An evaluation of traditional and novel sensory and consumer methods suitable for product characterisation: sensory methods (part 2)
Marleen Chambault -
R&D 419 - Insects – considerations for use in food and drink products
R Gwinn, S Burling and S Godfrey -
R&D 414 - An evaluation of traditional and novel sensory and consumer methods suitable for product characterisation: sensory methods (part 1)
M Chambault
2016
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R&D 406 - How does product packaging convey perceptual (sensory) and non-perceptual (functional and emotional benefits) product information?
R Perry and M Chambault -
R&D 401 - How the satisfaction scale enhances and validates overall hedonic liking measures in the context of green tea
R Perry -
R&D 397 - Development of reduced sugar beverages
R Gwinn, S Godfrey and M Bryan
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