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Indian Journal of Animal Research, volume 53 issue 12 (december 2019) : 1688-1693

Prediction of relationships between pork color and muscular texture traits for entrepreneurial decisions 

Tae Wan Kim, Il-Suk Kim, Jeongim Ha, Seul Gi Kwon, Jung Hye Hwang, Da Hye Park, Sam Woong Kim, Chul Wook Kim
1Swine Science and Technology Center, Gyeongnam National University of Science & Technology, Jinju-52725, South Korea.
Cite article:- Kim Wan Tae, Kim Il-Suk, Ha Jeongim, Kwon Gi Seul, Hwang Hye Jung, Park Hye Da, Kim Woong Sam, Kim Wook Chul (2017). Prediction of relationships between pork color and muscular texture traits for entrepreneurial decisions. Indian Journal of Animal Research. 53(12): 1688-1693. doi: 10.18805/ijar.v0iOF.9149.

ABSTRACT

This study was done to examine correlation between pork color and texture traits for entrepreneurial decision-making. Most traits between both factors had significant correlations, but presented low correlation values. The first correlation in the results of canonical correlation analysis (CCA) maintained relatively high values of 47.9. The value was positive and negative contributions for hardness and gumminess, respectively. Loadings of color traits were more influenced by lightness and whiteness. However, influence of variance in texture trait showed only 7.6% with color trait. The result indicates that there is no direct influence between pork color and texture, but an indirect influence. Therefore, we suggest that consumers and distributors as well as producers apply indirect criteria rather than directly assessing texture quality by pork color.

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