ANUGA: prices going up, food safety is a key term
As part of Anuga's supporting programme, the Federal Association of the German Retail Grocery Trade (BVL) will conduct a seminar called “Sustainable Saltwater Fish and Environmentally Compatible Aquaculture”. The seminar will be held at Koelnmesse in Cologne on 10th October 2011. Speakers from the fields of science, the retail trade, the fishing industry and certification and environmental organizations will present ways and means of organizing the process of buying fish from sustainable sources and environmentally friendly aquaculture. All interested trade fair participants are cordially invited to attend.
After a word of greeting from BVL President Friedhelm Dornseifer, introductory presentations and keynote speeches will be held by Dr. Matthias Keller (Fish Information Centre), Dr. Christopher Zimmermann and Dr. Reinhold Hanel (experts on saltwater fish and aquaculture from the federal research institute vTI). These talks will be followed by a panel discussion of current initiatives. The participants will include representatives of organizations occupying various points along the value chain.
The initiatives of the food trade and the fishing industry include the continued expansion of the database “Fischbestände online” (“Fish stocks online”) – see www.portal-fischerei.de – which provides specific information on the current assessment of saltwater fish stocks. In order to ensure the environmentally friendly production of fish from aquaculture in the producing countries, the food trade and the fishing industry are increasingly relying on international certification systems.
Related news
Related news
The Joint Venture Association corporate awards were presented
The Joint Venture Association (JVSZ), with nearly 40 years of…
Read more >Zsolt Fülep became the Agricultural Man of the Year in 2024
On February 21, 2025, the most prestigious recognition in the…
Read more >Summer-kick-off wine and champagne festival on Szabadság Square
The highly successful Wine & Sparkling Wine Festival and Junibor…
Read more >