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example of a table of results that illustrates liking differences in staleness between the
Company’s New Snack Product and the Company’s Current Snack Product.
Quick Summary:
Although product staleness is present in both snack products at 16 and 24 weeks, the intensity of the staleness is significantly less for the New Snack Product when compared to the Company’s Current Snack Product. This finding suggests that consumers may be less likely to notice staleness in the New Snack Product for products 16 weeks of age or older.