Consumer sensory analysis provides consistent and accurate consumer preference rankings for experimental meat products. However, consumer valuation of product attributes has often been overlooked. Valuations provide a monetary standard for comparison among meat products and product attributes as well as across different studies, a weakness of consumer sensory rating scales. This paper discusses the use of consumer valuation in a consumer sensory panel setting focusing on an incentive compatible method where consumers have an incentive to truthfully reveal their values for a product.
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