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Rocio Lopez-Navarro1, Luis Montero-Vicente1, Carmen Escriba-Perez1

  • 1Department of Economics and Social Science, Universitat Politècnica de València, Camino de Vera w/o No., 46022 Valencia, Spain.

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消费者更喜欢私人品牌B级生果,显示出更强烈的积极情绪和参与度. 这凸显了香气和味道等感官属性的重要性,在驱动果仁偏好的过程中.

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这是一个EsSense Profile®.果仁,果仁果仁,果仁果仁,果仁果仁消费者的食物偏好 消费者的食物偏好消费者神经科学 消费者神经科学明确的措施是明确的措施.隐性措施是隐性措施.感官分析是一种感官分析.

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