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Leitfaden für die Bio-Lebensmittelverarbeitung

Titolo del progetto in lingua originaleCode of Practice for organic food processing
Abstract

Der Markt für Biolebensmittel zeichnet sich innerhalb des Lebensmittelsektors durch hohe Wachstumsraten aus. Beim Grossteil der konsumierten Biolebensmittel handelt es sich um verarbeitete Produkte. Aufgrund der zunehmenden Nachfrage steht die Biolebensmittelindustrie vor grossen Herausforderungen. Erschwerend kommt dazu, dass weder die EU Bio-Verordnung noch private Bio-Richtlinien klare Vorgaben für die Bio-Lebensmittelverarbeitung bereitstellen. Um die nachhaltige Weiterentwicklung des Bio-Lebensmittelsektors zu gewährleisten, wird innerhalb dieses Projektes ein anwendungstauglicher Praxisleitfaden entwickelt. Dieser gibt Lebensmittelverarbeitern ein Instrument zur Hand, mit Hilfe dessen sie entscheiden können, ob eine Verarbeitungstechnologie den Grundprinzipien der biologischen Lebensmittelverarbeitung entspricht wie schonende Verarbeitung, hohe Lebensmittelqualität, geringe Umweltwirkung und hohe Akzeptanz bei Konsumentinnen und Konsumenten. Für Labbeling-Organisationen stellt der Praxisleitfaden ein Instrument zur Verfügung, mit dessen Hilfe Innovationen in der Lebensmittelverarbeitung auf deren Vereinbarkeit mit den Prinzipien des Biolandbaus evaluiert und bewertet werden können.

Descrizione dettagliata del progetto

The organic food market is one of the fastest growing food sector in the world. A major part of the organic food consumed is processed. Therefore, the increasing demand of organic food represents a major challenge for the organic food industry.

With the exclusion of a positive list of additives and technological aids, mandatory standards for the processing of organic food are lacking in the European Regulation, as well as indications that can represent a guide for the processors in the selection of appropriate technologies and innovations in line with the organic principles.

To contribute to the sustainable innovation in the organic food sector, the project has the objective to develop a flexible and practicable Code of Practice (CoP) for processors of organic foods, as well as labelling organizations. The CoP aims to provide the operators with strategies and tools for making decisions that can help them to take the best choice for careful processing methods and formulations with a limited use of additives, while addressing the organic principles, high food quality, low environmental impact and high degree of consumer acceptance. To labelling organizations, the CoP will provide an assessment and decision support tool to evaluate the compliance of process innovations with the general organic principles.

The project builds on a participatory design and involves experts from different scientific disciplines, representatives of processors, traders, labelling organizations and other relevant stakeholders, as well as individual companies.

The development of the CoP will be based on an iterative process in which the CoP will be tested at industry and retail level by case studies and a market survey, supported with scientific experiments and analytical determinations, to define the final version.

Studies will be performed to identify consumer preferences and acceptance of processing technologies of organic food.

A dissemination plan completes the project.

Risultati del progettoPubblicazioni su Organic Eprints
Finanziamento / donatori
  • CORE Organic Cofund
  • Bundesamt für Landwirtschaft (BLW)
Programma (di ricerca)
  • CORE Organic Cofund/ Bundesamt für Landwirtschaft (BLW)
Partner del progetto
  • Consiglio per la ricerca in agricoltura e l’analisi dell’economia agraria - CREA, Italy
  • Università Politecnica delle Marche (UNIVPM), Italy
  • Associazione Nazionale delle Imprese di Trasformazione e Distribuzione di prodotti Biologici e naturali (ASSOBIO), Italy
  • University of Copenhagen (KU), Denmark
  • Wageningen University (WUR), Netherland
  • Wageningen Food Biobased Research (WFBR), Netherland
  • Thuenen Institut (TI),  Germany
  • FH Münster University of Applied Sciences (FH MU),  Germany
  • Assoziation Ökologischer Lebensmittelhersteller (AÖL),  Germany
  • Warsaw University of Life Sciences (WULS),   Poland
  • The French Network of Food Technology Institutes (ACTIA), France
  • Institut National de la Recherche Agronomique (INRA), France
  • Institut Technique de l’Agriculture Biologique (ITAB), France
  • The Hungarian Research Institute of Organic Agriculture (ÖMKi), Hungary
  • University of Kassel (Uni-Kassel), Germany
Responsabile del progetto al FiBL / contatto
Collaboratrici e collaboratori del FiBL coinvolti
  • Bickel Regula (Departement für Agrar- und Ernährungssysteme)
  • Brändle Ivraina (Dipartimento di scienze dei sistemi agroalimentari)
  • Kretzschmar Ursula (Departement für Agrar- und Ernährungssysteme)
  • Meier Matthias (Departement für Agrar- und Ernährungssysteme)
  • Meier Claudia (Dipartimento di scienze dei sistemi agroalimentari)
  • Stolz Hanna (Dipartimento di scienze dei sistemi agroalimentari)
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Ruolo del FiBL

Projektpartner; Work package leader WP4 and WP5

Gruppo/ Punto focale del lavoro/ Sedi
  • Catene di valore & mercati (Dipartimento della cooperazione internazionale, FiBL Svizzera)
  • Consumo & alimenti (Dipartimento di scienze dei sistemi agroalimentari, FiBL Svizzera)
  • Sostenibilità (Dipartimento di scienze dei sistemi agroalimentari, FiBL Svizzera)
Numero di progetto del FiBL 35159
Data di modifica 18.06.2024
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