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1. Introduction The following document contains the results of Task 1 of the study “Food Supply Chain Dynamics and Quality Certification”. Said task features a bibliographic review regarding six EU member countries (Belgium, Germany, Italy, Latvia, United Kingdom and the Netherlands) in reference to quality assurance and labelling schemes within the agro food sector. The report consists of two sections. The first section features a list of relevant documents identified for each analysed country regarding the subjects of concern. Within said section the documents are listed by typology (i.e. scientific literature, miscellaneous relevant literature, relevant websites), and by country of reference. The contents and the criteria adopted for the research of each typology of documents are described at the beginning of the related chapters. The second section of the report contains the results of the analysis of the quality assurance and labelling schemes within the agro food sector currently in use in the aforementioned countries and deemed to be relevant to the study. For each country, a list of all the relevant schemes is provided, as well as a number of profiles compiled for the schemes deemed of particular interest, on the grounds of the information gathered. In said profiles, most space is devoted to schemes and protocols applicable to agricultural production. Also regularly featured for each country are: - Profiles of the internationally relevant and most frequently adopted schemes. - A profile describing a scheme promoted by a large scale retailer. Regarding the typology of schemes considered for the study, all the schemes are included that can be applied to the agro food sector, regardless of supply chain level, but with special attention paid to the schemes that can be applied to agricultural production and aimed at product differentiation. The analysis does not include: - All the schemes regarding organic products. - All the schemes regulated at EU level (PDO, PGI, EMAS, etc). - All the schemes in connection with EU regulations. 4
2. Bibliographical review of documents focussing on quality assurance/sustainability labels and certification schemes in the agro-food sector This section reports the results of a bibliographical review of documents focussing on quality assurance and labels and certification schemes in: Belgium, Germany, Italy, Latvia, United Kingdom, The Netherlands. The relevant documents are listed by author(s), in alphabetical order (first key) and in chronological order (second key). BOOKS: all available information is given according to the format below: Author(s) (ed. or eds., if relevant) (YEAR), Title, Publisher, Location. Abstract. PARTS OF BOOKS: all available information is given according to the format below: Author(s) (YEAR), “Title”, in Author(s) (ed. or eds.), Title of the book, Publisher, Location. Abstract. ARTICLES: all available information is given according to the format below: Author(s) (YEAR), “Title of the article”, Title of the periodical, issue, pages. Abstract. WORKING PAPERS: all available information is given according to the format below: Author(s) (YEAR), Title of the working paper, other information. Abstract. OTHER DOCUMENTS: all available information is given according to the format below: Author(s) and/or Institution in charge of the publication, (YEAR), Title, (other information, abstract). 5
Page 1 and 2: Research Team: EUROPEAN COMMISSION
Page 3: QUALITY ASSURANCE SCHEMES .........
Page 7 and 8: BOOKS Belgium Mormont M. and Van Hu
Page 9 and 10: BOOKS Germany Kretzschmar G. and An
Page 11 and 12: WORKING PAPERS Griijp N.M. van der
Page 13 and 14: BOOKS Italy Barone G., Ferrara L. a
Page 15 and 16: ARTICLES Agabiti M.F. and Gregori F
Page 17 and 18: PARTS OF BOOKS Latvia Melece L. (20
Page 19 and 20: the importance of establishing trus
Page 21 and 22: and quality cues, to demonstrate th
Page 23 and 24: PARTS OF BOOKS The Netherlands Schu
Page 25 and 26: 2.2 Miscellaneous relevant literatu
Page 27 and 28: OTHER DOCUMENTS Agrisole (2003), In
Page 29 and 30: ARTICLES The Netherlands Dagorn J.
Page 31 and 32: BQM-Programm (QAS): http://www.bqm-
Page 33 and 34: Institute for Science and Technolog
Page 35 and 36: 15. Le poulet de chair (Eqwalis) o
Page 37 and 38: • Le marque Delhaize o www.delhai
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Page 45 and 46: 3.4 Latvia 3.4.1 Quality assurance
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Page 49 and 50: 3.6 United Kingdom 3.6.1 Quality as
Page 51 and 52: • Animal welfare - Lloyd Maunders
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Social Accountability 8000 Country
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- Product control YES - Process con
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VLAM the Walloon Government of the
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Milk extraction, milk transport, mi
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Target: food-chain operator Relevan
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Neuland Country of origin: Germany
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- The registration of the materials
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Latvia SafetyCert®: 1998 (UK based
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of the Republic of Latvia as well a
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Medium size meat processing enterpr
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Name of the subject responsible for
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Name of the subject responsible for
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Belgium Filières Qualité Carrefou
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Italy Prodotto Carrefour Country of
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Certification / inspection body typ
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Proposer typology: Large-scale reta
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The Netherlands AH Huismerk Country
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ANNEX B - QUALITY ASSURANCE/SUSTAIN
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d) Standardisation in Latvia is car
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use of standards and general provis
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The State Plant Protection Service,
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• To assess, accredit and supervi
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• The first partly audit s an int
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• Lloyd’s Register Quality Assu
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The law On Animal protection lays d
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Recommendations on good practices U
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The aim of an EMS is to manage, con
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The project introduced EMS in accor
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the Republic of Latvia and the Gove
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The project sponsor is the DEFRA (D
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