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Chap 8: Product Development of Foods

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#1
Front (Question)

Product development (is a)

Back (Answer)

process by which new food product ideas are generated, and products are developed and marketed

#2
Front (Question)

Food companies generate new products at an amazing pace in an effort to …

Back (Answer)

• retain retail shelf space • retain share of consumer’s food $$$

#3
Front (Question)

(Factors) Driving Forces Behind NFPD (Demand)

Back (Answer)

1) Greater convince 2) Healthier/Safer products 3) Special dietary considerations 4) Product variety/features

#4
Front (Question)

(Factors) Driving Forces Behind NFPD (Supply)

Back (Answer)

1) Capacity to handle more products 2) Capacity to manage categories 3) Responsive to even slight changes in consumer preferences through - innovations - category management - customer loyalty programs

#5
Front (Question)

The success rate of products on a shelf for more than a year

Back (Answer)

4 %

#6
Front (Question)

Increase Focus on NFPD (4 reasons)

Back (Answer)

1) Changes in retail environment 2) Intense competition between food manufacturers 3) Shorter product life cycles 4) Science and Technology

#7
Front (Question)

Degree of newness

Back (Answer)

• Product not previously produced by the company but exist in the market • Product presented to a new market • Totally new to the marketplace

#8
Front (Question)

Categories of new products (range) 6

Back (Answer)

1) Line extensions 2) Repositioned existing products (New form) 3) Reformulation of existing products 4) “Me Too” products 5) New packaging of existing products 6) Innovative/Creative products

#9
Front (Question)

6 reasons for reformulation

Back (Answer)

1) Raw materials (limited/unavailable) 2) Cheaper competition product 3) Improved Stability 4) Enhance functionality 5) Refined texture 6) Value added product - highly desirable reformulation

#10
Front (Question)

Moderately innovative

Back (Answer)

new lines to the company or item not new to the market

#11
Front (Question)

Cross Functional Team

Back (Answer)

Technical Marketing Financial Production Quality assurance

#12
Front (Question)

Steps to product development process (nutshell)

Back (Answer)

Idea —> Development —-> Commercial

#13
Front (Question)

The 5 Ds

Back (Answer)

Decide Discover Define Develop Deploy

#14
Front (Question)

TTR : Idea

Back (Answer)

Articulation of a potential problem

#15
Front (Question)

TTR: Concept

Back (Answer)

Solution for solving the potential problem

#16
Front (Question)

TTR: Protocept

Back (Answer)

Bench-top product

#17
Front (Question)

TTR: Prototype

Back (Answer)

Pilot Plant Product

#18
Front (Question)

Classes of New Products (5)

Back (Answer)

1) Line extensions 2) Repositioned existing products 3) Reformulation of existing products 4) New packaging of existing products 5) Innovative/creative products