Sensory Panel Management

Informationen zum Autor Lauren Rogers is a freelance sensory science consultant who has over 25 years' experience in sensory science. She worked for Dalgety Plc/DuPont (a food ingredients company) and then moved to work for GlaxoSmithKline working on beverages and health-care products. Lauren has recruited and trained panellists for work on various foods and drinks, as well as several home and personal care products. Lauren is a Fellow of the Institute of Food Science and Technology (IFST) and an active member of the IFST's Sensory Science Group, maintaining their Foundation, Intermediate and Advanced sensory science qualifcations. Lauren is also a Registered Sensory Scientist, a member of the Sensometrics Society, the Society of Sensory Professionals and the ASTM E-18 (Sensory) Committee. Klappentext Covering all aspects of Sensory Panel Management, this volume describes the different types of sensory panels (for example, panels for quality control, descriptive analysis and discrimination tests), discusses the issues involved with sensory testing and gives detailed information about sensory panel recruitment, training and ongoing management--back cover. Zusammenfassung Covering all aspects of Sensory Panel Management! this volume describes the different types of sensory panels (for example! panels for quality control! descriptive analysis and discrimination tests)! discusses the issues involved with sensory testing and gives detailed information about sensory panel recruitment! training and ongoing management--back cover. Inhaltsverzeichnis 1. Introduction and history of sensory panels Part One: The Recruitment of Sensory Panels 2. Pre-recruitment 3. Human resources for sensory panels 4. How to become an excellent panel leader 5. Recruitment of a sensory panel Part Two: Training of Sensory Panels 6. Post screening/initial/introductory training of sensory panels 7. Method training for sensory panels 8. Product assessment/orientation for sensory panels 9. Refresher training for sensory panels Part Three: Performance of Sensory Panels 11. Sensory panel performance measures 12. Dealing with issues in sensory panels Part Four: The Future of Sensory Panels 13. Future of sensory panels. 14. Where to find more information about sensory panels ...

Autorentext
Lauren Rogers is a freelance sensory science consultant who has over 25 years' experience in sensory science. She worked for Dalgety Plc/DuPont (a food ingredients company) and then moved to work for GlaxoSmithKline working on beverages and health-care products. Lauren has recruited and trained panellists for work on various foods and drinks, as well as several home and personal care products. Lauren is a Fellow of the Institute of Food Science and Technology (IFST) and an active member of the IFST's Sensory Science Group, maintaining their Foundation, Intermediate and Advanced sensory science qualifcations. Lauren is also a Registered Sensory Scientist, a member of the Sensometrics Society, the Society of Sensory Professionals and the ASTM E-18 (Sensory) Committee.

Klappentext

Covering all aspects of Sensory Panel Management, this volume describes the different types of sensory panels (for example, panels for quality control, descriptive analysis and discrimination tests), discusses the issues involved with sensory testing and gives detailed information about sensory panel recruitment, training and ongoing management--back cover.

Inhalt

1. Introduction and history of sensory panels

   Part One: The Recruitment of Sensory Panels

   2. Pre-recruitment
   3. Human resources for sensory panels
   4. How to become an excellent panel leader
   5. Recruitment of a sensory panel

   Part Two: Training of Sensory Panels

   6. Post screening/initial/introductory training of sensory panels
   7. Method training for sensory panels
   8. Product assessment/orientation for sensory panels
   9. Refresher training for sensory panels

   Part Three: Performance of Sensory Panels
   11. Sensory panel performance measures

   12. Dealing with issues in sensory panels

   Part Four: The Future of Sensory Panels
   13. Future of sensory panels.

   14. Where to find more information about sensory panels