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Octubre - Noviembre 2005

Contenido de la edición octubre - noviembre 2005
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European consumer’s needs for seafood
information and the development of effective seafood communication. Exploratory insights were gained from focus group discussions with consumers in Spain, Belgium, Netherlands and Poland, shown a tendency interest for seafty guarantee information more than any other information provide, including
origin or traceability. |
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Eating the right foods could have the same effect as taking traditional antidepressant
medications, report researchers at Harvard-affiliated McLean Hospital. The investigation in course demonstrates
that the Omega 3 fatty acids help to fight the depression. |
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A new choice from Nordking. |
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Seafood shoppers always have questions. This is how they learn about seafood and develop more confidence in cooking it in their homes. The question for you is: “Do your associates at the seafood counter have the correct answers?” There are some very real, common misperceptions
concerning seafood today and all your customers want to know is just the honest truth. Here are five of the most frequently asked questions at the seafood counter. And of course… the correct, honest answers that all of your seafood staff need to know. |
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People who open their own restaurant typically possess an abundance of highly
desirable traits and skills. Almost without exception these entrepreneurs are optimistic, self-starters, risk-takers, incredibly hard workers, creative, and action-oriented. |
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A cup of p..., a dash of p..., two grams of p... and 40 drops of p...;
Combining the “Four P’s” correctly is making a perfect Marketing Mix, which will lead you to your customers’ full satisfaction.. |
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34 años del mejor pescado zarandeado. |
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