New approach for better assessing consumer acceptability of improved cassava food products. [S20-05]

A new approach for better assessing consumer accept ability of improved traditional cassava products has been developed. It involves several successive steps. Qualitative surveys were conducted all along the food chain to have a good knowledge of the variability of processes, varieties, and products, and identify quality criteria of a good cassava product with the various stakeholders. Active and effective participation of women processors was essential in the adoption of new processes or varieties. Their observations and comments on cassava behaviour throughout the processing were used to identify the ability of new varieties or processes to make a good product. Physicochemical analyses of products complemented processors' selection by identifying quality traits. Focus groups and sensory evaluation were used to generate sensory descriptors and classify cassava products in separate groups according to their sensory properties. The acceptability and preferences of improved products by a large number of consumers were assessed using a "all-in-one" method coupling hedonic test, JAR "Just All Right" test, CATA "Check All That Apply" question and "willingness to pay”. Three case studies on bobolo or “bâton de manioc” and gari in Cameroon, and on gari in Benin will be given as examples and detailed. The methodological approach was different for each case, depending on the product, the local conditions, and the objectives of the study. The originality of the approach was the participatory involvement of a group of women processors in the selection, at each step of the processing, of the improved varieties with appropriate characteristics for traditional uses. This might be very useful for providing information to breeders early in varietal improvement programmes. (Texte intégral)

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Main Authors: Fliedel, Geneviève, Monteiro, Maria Joao, Tomlins, Keith I., Maraval, Isabelle, Bouniol, Alexandre, Prin, Laure, Adinsi, Laurent, Akissoé, Noël, Hanna, Rachid, Dufour, Dominique
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spelling dig-cirad-fr-5850542023-03-17T17:09:23Z http://agritrop.cirad.fr/585054/ http://agritrop.cirad.fr/585054/ New approach for better assessing consumer acceptability of improved cassava food products. [S20-05]. Fliedel Geneviève, Monteiro Maria Joao, Tomlins Keith I., Maraval Isabelle, Bouniol Alexandre, Prin Laure, Adinsi Laurent, Akissoé Noël, Hanna Rachid, Dufour Dominique. 2016. In : Electronic Proceedings of World Congress on Root and Tuber Crops. WCRTC. Nanning : WCRTC, Résumé, 1 p. World Congress on Root and Tuber Crops. 1, Nanning, Chine, 18 Janvier 2016/22 Janvier 2016.http://www.gcp21.org/wcrtc/S20.html <http://www.gcp21.org/wcrtc/S20.html> Researchers New approach for better assessing consumer acceptability of improved cassava food products. [S20-05] Fliedel, Geneviève Monteiro, Maria Joao Tomlins, Keith I. Maraval, Isabelle Bouniol, Alexandre Prin, Laure Adinsi, Laurent Akissoé, Noël Hanna, Rachid Dufour, Dominique eng 2016 WCRTC Electronic Proceedings of World Congress on Root and Tuber Crops E73 - Économie de la consommation Q04 - Composition des produits alimentaires A new approach for better assessing consumer accept ability of improved traditional cassava products has been developed. It involves several successive steps. Qualitative surveys were conducted all along the food chain to have a good knowledge of the variability of processes, varieties, and products, and identify quality criteria of a good cassava product with the various stakeholders. Active and effective participation of women processors was essential in the adoption of new processes or varieties. Their observations and comments on cassava behaviour throughout the processing were used to identify the ability of new varieties or processes to make a good product. Physicochemical analyses of products complemented processors' selection by identifying quality traits. Focus groups and sensory evaluation were used to generate sensory descriptors and classify cassava products in separate groups according to their sensory properties. The acceptability and preferences of improved products by a large number of consumers were assessed using a "all-in-one" method coupling hedonic test, JAR "Just All Right" test, CATA "Check All That Apply" question and "willingness to pay”. Three case studies on bobolo or “bâton de manioc” and gari in Cameroon, and on gari in Benin will be given as examples and detailed. The methodological approach was different for each case, depending on the product, the local conditions, and the objectives of the study. The originality of the approach was the participatory involvement of a group of women processors in the selection, at each step of the processing, of the improved varieties with appropriate characteristics for traditional uses. This might be very useful for providing information to breeders early in varietal improvement programmes. (Texte intégral) conference_item info:eu-repo/semantics/conferenceObject Conference info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion http://agritrop.cirad.fr/585054/1/S20-05.%20Abstract%20FLIEDEL%20Genevi%C3%A8ve.%203319.3137.pdf text Cirad license info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess https://agritrop.cirad.fr/mention_legale.html http://www.gcp21.org/wcrtc/S20.html info:eu-repo/semantics/altIdentifier/purl/http://www.gcp21.org/wcrtc/S20.html
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Fliedel, Geneviève
Monteiro, Maria Joao
Tomlins, Keith I.
Maraval, Isabelle
Bouniol, Alexandre
Prin, Laure
Adinsi, Laurent
Akissoé, Noël
Hanna, Rachid
Dufour, Dominique
New approach for better assessing consumer acceptability of improved cassava food products. [S20-05]
description A new approach for better assessing consumer accept ability of improved traditional cassava products has been developed. It involves several successive steps. Qualitative surveys were conducted all along the food chain to have a good knowledge of the variability of processes, varieties, and products, and identify quality criteria of a good cassava product with the various stakeholders. Active and effective participation of women processors was essential in the adoption of new processes or varieties. Their observations and comments on cassava behaviour throughout the processing were used to identify the ability of new varieties or processes to make a good product. Physicochemical analyses of products complemented processors' selection by identifying quality traits. Focus groups and sensory evaluation were used to generate sensory descriptors and classify cassava products in separate groups according to their sensory properties. The acceptability and preferences of improved products by a large number of consumers were assessed using a "all-in-one" method coupling hedonic test, JAR "Just All Right" test, CATA "Check All That Apply" question and "willingness to pay”. Three case studies on bobolo or “bâton de manioc” and gari in Cameroon, and on gari in Benin will be given as examples and detailed. The methodological approach was different for each case, depending on the product, the local conditions, and the objectives of the study. The originality of the approach was the participatory involvement of a group of women processors in the selection, at each step of the processing, of the improved varieties with appropriate characteristics for traditional uses. This might be very useful for providing information to breeders early in varietal improvement programmes. (Texte intégral)
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author Fliedel, Geneviève
Monteiro, Maria Joao
Tomlins, Keith I.
Maraval, Isabelle
Bouniol, Alexandre
Prin, Laure
Adinsi, Laurent
Akissoé, Noël
Hanna, Rachid
Dufour, Dominique
author_facet Fliedel, Geneviève
Monteiro, Maria Joao
Tomlins, Keith I.
Maraval, Isabelle
Bouniol, Alexandre
Prin, Laure
Adinsi, Laurent
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Hanna, Rachid
Dufour, Dominique
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title New approach for better assessing consumer acceptability of improved cassava food products. [S20-05]
title_short New approach for better assessing consumer acceptability of improved cassava food products. [S20-05]
title_full New approach for better assessing consumer acceptability of improved cassava food products. [S20-05]
title_fullStr New approach for better assessing consumer acceptability of improved cassava food products. [S20-05]
title_full_unstemmed New approach for better assessing consumer acceptability of improved cassava food products. [S20-05]
title_sort new approach for better assessing consumer acceptability of improved cassava food products. [s20-05]
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