Chap 8: Product Development of Foods Flashcards

1
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Product development (is a)

A

process by which new food product ideas are generated, and products are developed and marketed

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Food companies generate new products at an amazing pace in an effort to …

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  • retain retail shelf space
  • retain share of consumer’s food $$$
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3
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(Factors) Driving Forces Behind NFPD (Demand)

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1) Greater convince
2) Healthier/Safer products
3) Special dietary considerations
4) Product variety/features

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4
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(Factors) Driving Forces Behind NFPD (Supply)

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1) Capacity to handle more products
2) Capacity to manage categories
3) Responsive to even slight changes in consumer preferences through
- innovations
- category management
- customer loyalty programs

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5
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The success rate of products on a shelf for more than a year

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4 %

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6
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Increase Focus on NFPD (4 reasons)

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1) Changes in retail environment
2) Intense competition between food manufacturers
3) Shorter product life cycles
4) Science and Technology

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7
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Degree of newness

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  • Product not previously produced by the company but exist in the market
  • Product presented to a new market
  • Totally new to the marketplace
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8
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Categories of new products (range) 6

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1) Line extensions
2) Repositioned existing products (New form)
3) Reformulation of existing products
4) “Me Too” products
5) New packaging of existing products
6) Innovative/Creative products

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9
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6 reasons for reformulation

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1) Raw materials (limited/unavailable)
2) Cheaper competition product
3) Improved Stability
4) Enhance functionality
5) Refined texture
6) Value added product - highly desirable reformulation

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10
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Moderately innovative

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new lines to the company or item not new to the market

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11
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Cross Functional Team

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Technical
Marketing
Financial
Production
Quality assurance

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12
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Steps to product development process (nutshell)

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Idea —> Development —-> Commercial

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13
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The 5 Ds

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Decide
Discover
Define
Develop
Deploy

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14
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TTR : Idea

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Articulation of a potential problem

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15
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TTR: Concept

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Solution for solving the potential problem

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16
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TTR: Protocept

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Bench-top product

17
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TTR: Prototype

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Pilot Plant Product

18
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Classes of New Products (5)

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1) Line extensions
2) Repositioned existing products
3) Reformulation of existing products
4) New packaging of existing products
5) Innovative/creative products