Color and Moods
Speakers:
Catalina Ospina, Technical Marketing Specialist for Sense Colour
Jeremy Roque, Consumer & Sensory Insights Project Manager for Europe
Rojenia Jones, Sense Colour Product Manager for North America
Join us as we explore the language of color and its impact on our daily lives! In this episode, you’ll learn how color communicates emotions, influences consumer preferences, and shapes our perception of foods and beverages. You’ll gain a deeper understanding of the connection between color, flavor, and liking, as well as the cultural and emotional associations inherent to certain colors.
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