Knowledge of those aspects that motivate consumers towards more fruit consumption is necessary in order to implement policies to stimulate fruit consumption. To predict future fruit consumption based on such knowledge from experts, and based on historic consumption data, the method of Trend Impact Analysis (TIA) was applied to four countries. From the historic data, a trend or baseline has been estimated. TIA combines this information with expert knowledge to forecast future consumption. A Monte Carlo simulation was used to handle uncertainty in the TIA model thus developed. Despite the disadvantages of TIA, the method is suitable to explain a trend by means of impact factors, and offers an opportunity to deal with uncertain prognoses by ex...
In January 2006 the ISAFRUIT project began. 300 scientists from 60 research and development institut...
Objective: To study predictors of fruit intake in a sample of 627 adults. Design: Potential predicto...
Forecasting is valuable to countries because it enables them to make informed business decisions and...
Knowledge of those aspects that motivate consumers towards more fruit consumption is necessary in or...
Abstract The aim of this paper is to present future fruit consumption trends in four European countr...
Background: This study assessed the role of habits and previous behavior in predicting fruit consump...
In this paper, a quantitative research method was used in order to forecast the trend of plum prod...
Techniques employed in making production forecasts of fruit crops are somewhat different from those ...
The consumption of more than 400 grams of fruit and vegetables per person per day as recommended by ...
The purpose of this study is to analyse the demand for fresh fruits in Scotland in order to provide ...
The main paper goal is to create an adequate trend model by applying a quantitative research method,...
It is well documented that regular consumption of fresh fruit contributes to health and well being o...
The main paper goal is to create an adequate trend model by applying a quantitative research method,...
Abstract Knowing fruit consumption determinants is essential to improve interventions aiming at stim...
Objective: To study predictors of fruit intake in a sample of 627 adults. Design: Potential predicto...
In January 2006 the ISAFRUIT project began. 300 scientists from 60 research and development institut...
Objective: To study predictors of fruit intake in a sample of 627 adults. Design: Potential predicto...
Forecasting is valuable to countries because it enables them to make informed business decisions and...
Knowledge of those aspects that motivate consumers towards more fruit consumption is necessary in or...
Abstract The aim of this paper is to present future fruit consumption trends in four European countr...
Background: This study assessed the role of habits and previous behavior in predicting fruit consump...
In this paper, a quantitative research method was used in order to forecast the trend of plum prod...
Techniques employed in making production forecasts of fruit crops are somewhat different from those ...
The consumption of more than 400 grams of fruit and vegetables per person per day as recommended by ...
The purpose of this study is to analyse the demand for fresh fruits in Scotland in order to provide ...
The main paper goal is to create an adequate trend model by applying a quantitative research method,...
It is well documented that regular consumption of fresh fruit contributes to health and well being o...
The main paper goal is to create an adequate trend model by applying a quantitative research method,...
Abstract Knowing fruit consumption determinants is essential to improve interventions aiming at stim...
Objective: To study predictors of fruit intake in a sample of 627 adults. Design: Potential predicto...
In January 2006 the ISAFRUIT project began. 300 scientists from 60 research and development institut...
Objective: To study predictors of fruit intake in a sample of 627 adults. Design: Potential predicto...
Forecasting is valuable to countries because it enables them to make informed business decisions and...