Product Development Flashcards

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1
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What factors influence what we buy and eat? (5)

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  1. Sensory
  2. Nutrition
  3. Cultural/religious
  4. Psychological/social
  5. Budget (quality for dollar)
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What are 4 ways of developing products?

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  1. Novel
  2. Improvement
  3. Line extension
  4. Clone product from another company
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3
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What percentage of new brands fail?

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72%

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What percentage of line extensions fail?

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55%

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Who is involved in the product development team? (5)

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  1. Product development scientists
  2. Marketing personnel
  3. Cost Accounting Personnel
  4. Production Personnel
  5. Q.A Personnel
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What are the product development stage?

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  1. Concept/idea stage
  2. Development stage
  3. Commercial stage
  4. Product development interaction with marketing
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What is thought about in the concept/idea stage?

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Demands of competitors, consumer need, and desirability

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What is done and considered in the product development stage?

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Prototype is developed and sensory qualities, shelf-life, safety, packaging, equipments needs, and cost are considered

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Describe commercial stage.

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Product is piloted and feedback is obtained from a limited market to gage acceptance

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How is shelf-life tested?

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Product is tested under various environmental conditions to determine what conditions are acceptable for the product. Microbiology or sensory based. Used to determine best before date.

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What approaches are taken to test shelf-life?

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  1. Lit study/ competitor claim
  2. Turnover time
  3. End point study (evaluate and processor hold backs)
  4. Accelerated shelf-life testing and mathematical modelling of changes
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What is the pack date?

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Date of production

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What is the best before date?

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Last date of maximum quality and is required if it its 90days or less.

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What is the expiration date?

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Date that nutrition on package can no longer be guarenteed.

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How long is the best before date of canned foods?

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3 years after production

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16
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How long is the best before date of white flour

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6-12 months

17
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How long is the best before date of homogenized milk

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3 weeks

18
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How long is the best before date of ground beef?

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2 days

19
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What is Market share? (sector 1)

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When there is an exiting market and product. Making more of a product.

20
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When are new products made? (sector 2)

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When there is an existing market and room for a new product. Companies constantly introduce new products.

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What is market development? (sector 3)

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When an existing product is marketed to a new demographic or area.

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What is diversification (sector 4)

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When there is a new product and market. This is very risky.

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What things do people think about when marketing a new product?

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Who they are targeting and how they position the product to adhere to the sensory, rational, and emotional benefits of the consumers.

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What must innovative products keep in mind?

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What feature of the product, package, and process will appeal to consumers.