Commercial cage-free eggs taste better than commercial eggs.
A recent study at the University of Kentucky looked at taste acceptability of cage free (commercial free range) eggs, , Local eggs and Conventional Commercially produced eggs. The results were an interesting mix where taste preference weight on the side of commercial free range eggs. However, willingness to pay a premium for these cage free and local products may be a different story. Read more on the study here.
A recent study at the University of Kentucky looked at taste acceptability of cage free (commercial free range) eggs, , Local eggs and Conventional Commercially produced eggs. The results were an interesting mix where taste preference weight on the side of commercial free range eggs. However, willingness to pay a premium for these cage free and local products may be a different story. Read more on the study here.
Product Innovation of Natural Alternative Sweeteners May not Translate into Dollars.
Tim Woods, Wuyang Hu and Sandra Bastin from the FSIC recently published an article in the Journal of International Food and Agribusiness Marketing assessing willingness to pay for new natural sweetener.
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