Overview
Food & Agriculture
Consumer satisfaction relies upon consistent production of quality goods.
The Food and Agriculture industries strive to supply food to new markets quickly and inexpensively, convert to more efficient packaging techniques (e.g., single serve packets), demonstrate to consumers that their products are superior to those of their competitors, find new ways to transform ordinary foods into value-added (e.g., organic), or convenience products.
Taste, smell, appearance, and other sensory triggers are all critical aspects affecting the success of a food product. Additional key factors a producer considers include shelf-life, stability, marketability, and obviously, costs.
Various forms of chocolate.
Wheat and flour.
A food plant.