The expected Spanish actors: Citizens: Focus Group participants (Spain) Critical stakeholder : Explum which is a fresh fruit producer with over 30 years of experience, specializing in plums. Their production facilities cover an area of 10,000m², featuring cooling treatment systems for 3,000 tonnes and a daily processing capacity of 300 tonnes of fruit. Freight transport […]
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The expected french actors: Citizens: Professors and Students of IMT Mines-Alès and stakeholders Critical stakeholder : Le Mas des Agriculteurs which is is a collective retail space bringing together local producers, committed to promoting short supply chains, quality products, and food transparency. Freight transport company : escale which specializes in logistics and the delivery of
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The expected Italian actors: Citizens : UNIPR students and Smallholders’ stakeholders Critical stakeholder : Ecornaturasì Freight transport company: Ecornaturasì, a leading organic and biodynamic producer, as well as a wholesale and retail grocer, founded in 1985. It offers a wide range of organic foods, natural cosmetics, and eco-friendly household products. Policymakers: -Ms. Patrizia Alberti, the General
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The SMALLDERS Newsletter-Edition 4 regards the latest activities of SMALLDERS partners. Click here to download it.
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SMALLDERS Project held its 5th General Assembly (GA) meeting, on 18th September 2024 in a hybrid mode (face to face and online participation) in Tenerife, Spain at 4pm 5.30pm. The 5 th GA meeting involved principal investigators and researchers of all Pa rtners (University of Calabria, Italy; University of Parma, Italy; IMT Mines Ales, France;
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Smallholder farmers, who manage over 80% of the world’s agricultural land, face numerous challenges in maintaining their livelihoods and contributing to global food security. Innovative agricultural technologies can play a crucial role in addressing these challenges, enhancing productivity, and promoting sustainable agriculture practices. This article explores the latest developments in agricultural technologies that can benefit
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SMALLDERSNewsletter-Edition 3 SMALLDERS Newsletter-Edition 3 The SMALLDERS Newsletter-Edition 3 regards the latest activities of SMALLDERS partners. Click here to download it.
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SMALLDERS Project held its 3rd General Assembly (GA) meeting, on 19 September 2023 in a hybrid mode (face-to-face and online participation) in Athens-Greece. The 2nd – GA meeting involved principal investigators and researchers of all Partners (University of Calabria, Italy; University of Parma, Italy; IMT Mines Ales, France; University of Extremadura, Spain; University of Tunis
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The SMALLDERS Newsletter-Edition 2 regards the latest activities of SMALLDERS partners. Click here to download it.
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The expected Tunisian actors are: Citizens: Professors and students of the University of Tunis El Manar Critical stakeholder : Saveurs du Cap Bon which is a company specialized in the artisanal production of Tunisian local products. Freight transport company : Big Boss which is a fast delivery service offering a wide range of consumer products
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