Sensory Trained Panelist (Part-Time | Open to Scheduling Needs | Fun!)

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Sensory Trained Panelist (Part-Time | Open to Scheduling Needs | Fun!) Minneapolis, MN, United States Company Description: SAM is a fast-growing and global sensory and consumer research consultancy . Our mission is to allow consumers a voice in the development of outstanding food, beverage, pet, and health & beauty products so as to create high quality and memorable experiences. We help our clients: Develop new product ideas Re-energize a well-established product Assess product-concept fit or packaging effectiveness Understand the product, brand and category competitive landscapes Protect product quality from inception to the end of shelf life SAM The National Food Lab is the division of SAM that provides these services for all USA-based clients. Our sensory science program resides in our USA headquarters in Minneapolis, MN. Job Description: In addition to conducting consumer research, SAM The National Food Lab conducts evaluations of products using trained taste testers. Instead of indicating their likes and dislikes for products, these trained tasters describe the specific flavors and textures of products and how they are similar or different from one another. This information is used by major food manufacturers in developing new and improved products. The trained tasters who currently participate in our program comment that learning how to become a trained tester is fun and have given them a chance to develop new friendships with their fellow tasters. If you are selected to participate in the trained sensory program, you will be trained to evaluate a wide variety of products. During training, SAM

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