@article{LasalaGil:94714,
      author        = "Lasala Gil, Marta and Beltrán Gracia, José Antonio and
                       Calanche Morales, Juan Benito",
      title         = "{Derivados de carne de conejo}",
      year          = "2020",
      note          = "Rabbit meat has outstanding nutritional characteristics,
                       specifically its low fat and cholesterol content and its
                       high vitamin content. In spite of the fact that the people
                       who consume it habitually do so, there is a large part of
                       the population who resist its consumption. The reasons for
                       which they do so are very diverse and range from the
                       welfare of the animal (in many places the rabbit is
                       considered as a pet) to the price on the market (which is
                       not as competitive as the meat of other animals). This work
                       offers a compilation of the most relevant information about
                       rabbit meat (consumption data, nutritional characteristics
                       and forms of marketing). Nowadays there is a growing demand
                       from consumers for quality products, as well as products
                       which do not involve a high level of processing. For these
                       reasons various forms of commercialisation of rabbit meat
                       are being studied, including the production of meat
                       derivatives. However, further research would be necessary
                       to develop them adequately, since there are few studies on
                       this subject, as stated in this paper. In order to carry
                       out this work of bibliographical revision the databases
                       Science Direct, Alcorze and Web Of Science have been
                       consulted principally although specific sources such as the
                       FAO, MAPA, BEDCA, WRSA and INTERCUN have also been
                       consulted",
}