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Sensory Analysis and Application in Meat Indrusty

Wei Naijie

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Sensory analysis is an important sensory theory.Because people pay more attention on the meat sensory attributes,sensory analysis are widely used in the meat industry.In this paper,the definition and main methods of sensory analysis and the application in meat indrusty are reviewed.The problem of sensory analysis existed in meat industry was also reviewed.

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Sensory analysis is an important sensory theory.Because people pay more attention on the meat sensory attributes,sensory analysis are widely used in the meat industry.In this paper,the definition and main methods of sensory analysis and the application in meat indrusty are reviewed.The problem of sensory analysis existed in meat industry was also reviewed.

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Sensory analysis is an important sensory theory.Because people pay more attention on the meat sensory attributes,sensory analysis are widely used in the meat industry.In this paper,the definition and main methods of sensory analysis and the application in meat indrusty are reviewed.The problem of sensory analysis existed in meat industry was also reviewed.

Key concepts: Sensory system, Sensory analysis, Meat packing industry, Food science, Business, Psychology, Biology, Neuroscience

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