Publications by authors named "Annika Thies"
Research Infrastructures (RIs) are strategic assets facilitating innovation and knowledge advancement across all scientific disciplines. They provide researchers with advanced tools and resources that go beyond individual or institutional capacities and promote collaboration, community-building and the application of scientific standards. Remote and virtual access to RIs enables scientists to use these essential resources without the necessity of being physically present.
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- Discoloration of beef makes it less appealing to consumers, leading retailers to either discount or discard the products, contributing to food waste.
- A study was conducted to understand U.S. consumer preferences regarding beef color and pricing strategies, using experiments that involved color perception tests and assessments of meat purchasing behavior.
- Findings revealed that consumers prefer fresher-looking beef and are less willing to pay for steaks that have been displayed for long periods, with males showing a lesser preference for color, indicating potential for marketing discolored beef to reduce waste.