European Quality schemes: the added value for mountain value chains

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Date(s) - 08 Nov 2022
9 h 30 min - 13 h 15 min

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The Horizon2020 project MOVING is organising a webinar on 8 November 2022, from 9.30 to 1.15 (CET), on European Quality schemes: the added value for mountain value chains.

The objectives of the webinar are:

  • Find out more about MOVING project results and the EU MAP;
  • Provide an update of the new EU quality policy, according to the EC legislative proposals;
  • Inform about the implementation and added value of the EU quality schemes and the implications for mountain value chains;
  • Enhance the exchange, learn and interact at the EU level on the application to mountain value chains.

Our Director Guillaume Corradino will present the state of play of the implementation of the EU optional quality term “mountain product” in Europe (see our report “Implementation of the EU Optional Quality Term ‘mountain product’: where do we stand in the different member states?“)

The webinar programme and registration form are available on the event webpage.

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