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Eating quality standards for apples

Author: Dr. Eugene Kupferman, Dr. Anna Marin, Dr. Roger Harker

Published: 2003

Summary: The objectives for this project were: 1. Increase consumer acceptance by providing information on consumer criteria for the acceptability and willingness to purchase apples of different firmness and sweetness levels. 2. Compare results from a revised testing protocol utilized in 2004 for Gala and Red Delicious apples to trends observed in earlier studies with these varieties. 3. Evaluate the relationship of non-destructive firmness instruments to consumer purchase intent for Gala and Red Delicious apples from data collected in 2004.

Keywords:

  • Apple
  • Post-Harvest
  • Fruit quality
  • Apple firmness
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