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Repeated exposures may offer better measure of consumer liking: study

February 28, 2011  By Nathan Gray/Food&DrinkEurope.com


February 28, 2011, – Single exposure tests to predict long-term consumer preferences may be less reliable than previously thought, according to new research. | READ MORE

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