Blueberries are preferred by consumers more for its taste than for its health benefits, revealed a study. University of Florida researchers suggest that about 61 percent of the blueberry consumers prefers flavor over health, while 39 percent believe the fruit, which contains antioxidants, provides health benefits. Jim Olmstead, assistant professor, who will use the data to breed new types of blueberries, said that they were trying to determine what the ...Monday 11 August 2014
Blueberry Preferred for Taste, Not for Health
Blueberries are preferred by consumers more for its taste than for its health benefits, revealed a study. University of Florida researchers suggest that about 61 percent of the blueberry consumers prefers flavor over health, while 39 percent believe the fruit, which contains antioxidants, provides health benefits. Jim Olmstead, assistant professor, who will use the data to breed new types of blueberries, said that they were trying to determine what the ...
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