Developing new food products for a changing marketplace
By: edited by Aaron L. Brody, John B. Lord.
Contributors: Brody, Aaron L.; Lord, John B.
Publisher: Technomic Pub. Co.; Brand: CRC Press; CRC Press
Published: 2000
Place of publication: Lancaster, Pa
Language: eng
Number of pages: 496
Subjects: Food industry and trade.; New products.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: The United States' food industry and its imperative for new products; title: Food expenditures: an overview; title: "Real" changes in food spending; title: Channels of distribution for the food industry; title: Ethnic diversity; title: The aging of the American population; title: Health and foods; title: Consumer preferences; title: Product policy and goals; title: Strategic new product development; title: Strategic approaches in the food industry; title: New product failure and success; title: New product classification; title: New product failure; title: Achieving successful new product launches; title: The food product development process; title: Product concepts and concept testing; title: Food science, technology, and engineering overview for food product development; title: Development of packaging for food products; title: New product organizations: high-performance team management for a changing environment; title: New food products: technical development; title: The politics of the new food product development decision; title: Innovative new food products: technical development in the laboratory; title: R&D-driven product evaluation in the early stage of development; title: Shelf life of packaged foods, its measurement and prediction; title: Toward the development of an integrated packaging design methodology: quality function deployment; title: an introduction and example; title: Innovative food packaging graphics and testing: a packaging decision can change the course of a company; title: Mandatory food package labeling inhe the United States; title: Launching the new product; title: Public policy issues.