Copenhagen Merchants Group and the EU Farm to Fork Strategy Andrew Inkpen Tine Walravens
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“The EU Farm to Fork Strategy is an initiative introduced by the European Union to combat food poverty, nutritional inequalities and climate change. The aim of the strategy is to transition to a sustainable and nutritious food system for citizens of the European Union and to achieve a global target of reducing by 2030 the number of undernourished people in the world by 25% compared to 2015. The Merchants’ Group is a platform that brings together a diverse range of businesses
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Copenhagen Merchants Group (CMG) is a Danish-based company that is involved in producing, marketing, distributing and importing high-quality, healthy and natural food products, including food supplements, organic produce, meat products, dairy, and other products. The EU Farm to Fork Strategy aims to provide the food and agricultural industry with a common platform to support and improve the transition to a sustainable and competitive EU food system. The strategy was launched in 2018 by the European Commission
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Copenhagen Merchants Group (CMG) has been instrumental in developing strategies to address food safety, animal welfare, and sustainability challenges in the food sector in Denmark. In recent years, the EU Farm to Fork Strategy, adopted in 2015, has emphasized the importance of food systems in reducing greenhouse gas emissions, improving health outcomes, and addressing climate change. The CMG has played a leading role in promoting sustainable food systems in Denmark, particularly through its cooperative
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I once belonged to the Copenhagen Merchants Group (CMG), the merchants’ union in Copenhagen. As you may know, the EU Farm to Fork Strategy is a strategy aimed at promoting sustainable food production for healthy eating. It covers the entire food chain. One of our aims was to work with farmers to get them to adopt sustainable farming practices. This was a difficult task, but over the years, we made some good progress. For instance, we collaborated with Copenhagen Metro
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The Copenhagen Merchants Group (CMG) is a representative initiative of Danish merchants for sustainable and innovative food and agriculture. The mission of CMG is to raise awareness for sustainable and integrated farming and to support our customers in implementing sustainable food practices. over here This report focuses on the EU Farm to Fork Strategy. The EU Farm to Fork Strategy is a set of ambitious targets to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, create jobs and reduce the poverty rate. This report focuses on
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I am a Copenhagen-based entrepreneur in the field of sustainable agriculture, a member of Copenhagen Merchants Group (CMG) and a board member of the European Farm to Fork Strategy. CMG has been working for over a decade to build a sustainable food system based on farmer-owned cooperatives, food systems design and agro-ecology. Tine Walravens is the project coordinator of the European Farm to Fork Strategy. We met in September 2020 during a
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Copenhagen Merchants Group (CMG) is an industry-based NGO active for the long term in agricultural, food and related business, promoting sustainability and enhancing competitiveness in the Danish food industry. In its mission statement it clearly states: “to bring together and represent our members’ interests at both EU and national level, to facilitate a dialogue between the stakeholders concerned in the industry, to work with the government on the issue of sustainability, and to develop solutions for our members’ businesses, while ens
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In February 2020, the European Commission published the EU Farm to Fork Strategy 2018-2025, a strategic roadmap for Europe’s agriculture and rural sector. This strategy has far-reaching impacts for Danish businesses, as well as for the wider agriculture and rural sectors in Europe. In March 2018, the Copenhagen Merchants Group (CMG) and the European Farm to Fork Task Force (EFoFTF) was established by Danish businesses.