Agro-Food Chain Consultants.

Arcadia International^©is a multidisciplinary consultancy dedicated to the food and feed value chain.

Created in 1998 by senior experts and corporate executives in food chain industry, Arcadia focuses on major issues common to the main segments of the food chain.

Arcadia consists in a network of consultancies and technical research institutions. Its members and associates are individual consultants, consulting firms and technology/research institutions, working either under their own label or under the Arcadia flag depending on project specifics and contractual arrangements.

Based in Belgium, in the heart of the EU, Arcadia members and associates are distributed all over the globe and more particularly in areas in which agriculture and agro-food economies are developed.

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The European Federation of Origin Wines (EFOW) has just published the study on the state of play of sustainability initiatives in the wine appellation sector.

Arcadia International is happy to announce its participation to three new Horizon Europe projects: - Adopt-IPM: EU-CHINA JOINT ACTION TO INCREASE DEVELOPMENT AND ADOPTION OF IPM TOOLS - InnOBreed: Innovative Organic fruit Breeding and uses - Support: Socioeconomics of pesticide use in agriculture More information to come on these projects in the coming months.

The European Parliament Research Service has just published Arcadia International E.E.I.G.'s latest study on the evaluation of EU on-farm animal welfare legislation and the prospects of an EU-wide animal welfare label. Many thanks to Arcadia colleagues Francesco Montanari, Julien Etienne, Ana Trindade Oliveira, Ines Ferreira, Filippa Lofstrom and Prof. Lotta Berg for their valuable contribution to this piece of research.

The US Department of Agriculture has recently published 4 GAIN reports that our Lisbon office prepared to provide a better understanding of the impact of COVID-19 on the Portuguese agri-food market. We'd like to thank you all national stakeholders who contributed to this piece of research. We hope you will enjoy the reading!

Arcadia International E.E.I.G. in cooperation with VVA Group has recently completed a study for the AGRI Committee of the European Parliament on the impact of COVID-19 on European agriculture and the food chain. Many thanks to all Arcadia's colleagues who have contributed to this collective analysis and in particular to InÃªs Ferreira Filippa LÃ¶fstrÃ¶m Elta Smith Cesare Varallo Simone Volpe and Jose Diogo Albuquerque from Agroportal.pt. Also, our warm thanks to all EU agri-food stakeholders who have shared with us their experience and information during the pandemic.

The European Parliament Research Service has recently commissioned Arcadia International E.E.I.G. and its partners a research paper for the evaluation of the EU acquis on on-farm animal welfare (AW) and the potential development of a EU AW labelling schem,

Full TV report of Arcadia International and VVA Group study on the Megatrends in the Agri-Food Sector we performed for the European Parliament with interviews with Jose Diogo Albuquerque and myself. Thanks to RTP2 for this opportunity to share our work!

Watch the webinar on food ecommerce prepared by Arcadia International and its partners

The study on the implementation of conformity checks in the olive oil sector throughout the European Union performed for the EC - DG Agriculture has been published.

The European Parliament has recently published the report â€œMegatrends in the agri-food sector: global overview and possible policy response from an EU perspectiveâ€. It was presented at the EP AGRI committee on 5 November 2019.

Arcadia International's latest study for the European Commission on the role and the activities of Producer Organisations (POs) in the EU was published this week. It contains the very first inventory of recognised and non-recognised POs in the EU.

Francesco Montanari and Ines Ferreira have contributed to the first European commentary on EU and national labelling practices coordinated by our German partners Meyer

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