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Deriving Strategic Advantages from Extended Shelf-Life
S. Rodgers
University of Brighton
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Food Production
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Extended Shelf Life
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Strategic Advantage
100%
Food Service
100%
Commercial Sector
50%
Product-service
50%
Implementation Process
50%
Complex Product
50%
Shelf Life
50%
Product Development
50%
Food Consumption
50%
Thermalization
50%
Capital Investment
50%
Engineering Development
50%
Central Production
50%
Food Safety Measures
50%
Institutional Sectors
50%
Natural Preservation
50%
Menu Engineering
50%
Technological Concepts
50%
Food Safety Risk
50%
Challenge Study
50%
Product Development Stages
50%
Operational Concept
50%
Knowledge-how
50%
Bulk Food
50%
Production Unit
50%
Service Technology
50%
Operational Advantages
50%
Food Quality
50%
Perishability
50%
Mechanical Damage
50%
Packaging Technology
50%
Bulk Preparation
50%
Product Deterioration
50%
Refrigeration Technology
50%
Bulk Products
50%
Operational Efficiency
50%
Time Buffer
50%
Food Science
Food Safety
100%
Food Quality
50%