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As part of the consumer promotion campaign, which aims to highlight a case for using frozen food, BFFF commissioned the Manchester Food Research Centre to conduct a study which looked at whether cooking from frozen food creates less wastage and reduces costs whilst tasting as good if not better than fresh. The report can be downloaded from: www.bfff.co.uk/about-us/publications/cost-waste-taste-comparison-frozen-food-vs-fresh-food-consumer-market.
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- Original title: Cost, waste and taste comparison of frozen food versus fresh food in a consumer market.
- Record ID : 2010-0645
- Languages: English
- Publication: MFRC (Manchester Food Research Centre) - United kingdom/United kingdom
- Publication date: 2010/03
- Source: Source: 20 p.; fig.; tabl.
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Themes:
Freezing of foodstuffs;
Precooked food - Keywords: United Kingdom; Economy; Comparison; Deterioration; Nutritional value; Quality; Flavour; Fresh produce; Cooked food; Frozen food; Survey; Waste
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