Journal article
A mixed method approach for the investigation of consumer responses to sheepmeat and beef
M Hastie, H Ashman, D Torrico, M Ha, R Warner
Foods | MDPI | Published : 2020
DOI: 10.3390/foods9020126
Abstract
Coupling qualitative and quantitative consumer research methodologies enables the development of more holistic and comprehensive perspectives of consumer responses. In this study, consumer responses to beef and sheepmeat were investigated using a mixed method approach combining perceptual mapping (qualitative), and sensory (quantitative) methodologies. Qualitative insights indicated Australian and Asian consumers differ in perception of familiarity and 'premiumness' of meat products. Specific findings included: Australians consume grilled or roasted meat as a centre of the plate 'hero' ingredient, while Asians prefer stovetop cooking methods where meat is one ingredient in a complex dish. La..
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Awarded by Meat and Livestock Australia
Funding Acknowledgements
This research was funded by Faculty of Veterinary and Agricultural Science, University of Melbourne, Australia, Meat and Livestock Australia and the Western Australian Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development as part of the project reference; P.PSH0863, Dry ageing Australian sheep meat for potential markets, technical guidelines and financial benefits.