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Preventing and reducing food waste: the new survey aimed at businesses, professionals, and scholars in the agri-food sector

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Published: April 8, 2024
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The Department of Political and Social Sciences at the University of Pavia invites businesses, professionals, and scholars engaged in the agri-food industry to complete a brief survey as part of a research initiative aimed at identifying legal obstacles that companies in the sector encounter in implementing strategies for the prevention and reduction of food waste.

The project "DEFOWA – The need for a uniform definition of food waste at international and national level," among the research activities of the extended partnership OnFoods, aims to develop policy proposals and regulatory interventions so that the agri-food industry can adopt effective and sustainable measures for the prevention and reduction of food waste throughout the entire supply chain. For this reason, the University of Pavia Department believes it is important to listen to the opinions and proposals coming from all sector stakeholders.

Participation in the survey is crucial for the success of the research and to contribute to a more sustainable and aware future in this particular field of application.

The valuable contribution of each participant will allow the analysis of significant data and the formulation of recommendations that reflect the real needs of the agri-food industry. For any clarifications or further information, please write to the email address andrea.iurato@unipv.it. The scientific coordinator of the research is Professor Carola Ricci of the Department of Political and Social Sciences at the University of Pavia.

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The survey is on the "EUSurvey" platform, managed by the European Commission. No personal data is processed except for the email address requested to verify the origin of the response. This data will not be published or disclosed to third parties.

The data collected will be processed and published in aggregated form, without the possibility of identifying the identity of the organization or individual who provided their opinion. Participation in the survey implies consent to the processing of personal data within the limits and methods specified in the attached information.

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