Food: a Place of Trust where Producers and Society must meet

The document has to re-connect the two extremities of the food supply chain, reconcil producers with citizens, stimulate mutual trust, establish a short chain based on common values on food, its origin and production method and promote innovation from the ground, bottom-up and demanddriven

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Beliggenhed
  • Europe
Forfattere
  • SKIN
Formål
  • Dissemination
Filtype
Flyer
Filstørrelse
426 kB
Oprettet den
13-01-2017
Oprindelsessprog
English
Projektets officielle hjemmeside
SKIN
Licens
CC BY

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