Traduction de «échelle des attitudes alimentaires » (Français → Anglais) :

Mixed crop/livestock smallholding systems produce about half of the world's food.[15] Therefore, sustainable small-scale food production should be the focus of EU assistance to increase availability of food in developing countries.

Although a majority of EU citizens were in favour of the role played by the CAP, considerably fewer said that it fulfils its role well in these areas; EU citizens’ attitude towards CAP reform: Although less than 50% of EU citizens think that the European Union fulfils its objectives rather well in the area of agriculture, it is encouraging to note that the new directions the CAP has taken recently are widely supported across the EU Member States, especially in Ireland and Austria; The price EU citizens are ready to pay for quality food products and thei ...[+++]r attitude towards quality food labels: quality of food products is an important issue for EU citizens, especially in northern countries.

TRUST IN FOOD looks at food and consumers' trust in the supply of food, while other projects examine consumers' buying behaviour and perceptions of typical food products and the role of novel foods, such as food ingredients with a natural origin (phytosterol and phytostanol esters).

The use of food additives is harmonised, which means that it is legislated at EU-level rather than national level and only substances that are explicitly authorised may be used.

(1) The object of the Codex Alimentarius Commission is, inter alia, to develop and harmonise world-wide health standards and to issue guidelines and recommendations on agricultural and fishery products, foodstuffs, food additives and contaminants, feedstuffs, veterinary drugs, pesticides, including labelling, methods of analysis and sampling, codes of ethics and good agricultural practice and guidelines of hygiene practice, in view ...[+++] of protecting consumers' health and ensuring fair practices in international trade.

Annex List of individual studies Impact on Manufacturing Food, drink tobacco processing machinery Pharmaceutical products Textiles Clothing Construction site equipment Chemicals Motor Vehicles Processed Foodstuffs Telecommunications equipment Impact on Services Insurance Air Transport Credit Institutions and Banking Distribution Road Freight Transport Telecommunications liberalised services Advertising services Audio-visual services and production Single Information market Single Energy market Transport networks Dismantling of Barriers Technical barriers to trade Public procurement Customs and fiscal formalities at frontiers Industrial property protection Capital market liberalisation Currency management costs Impact on Trade and Investment ...[+++] Foreign direct investment Trade patterns inside the Single Market Trade creation and trade diversion External access to European Markets Impact on Competition and Scale Effects Price competition and convergence Competition issues Economies of Scale Intangible Investments Aggregate Regional Impact Regional growth and convergence The cases of Greece, Spain, Ireland and Portugal Trade, labour and capital flows: the less developed regions Employment, trade and labour costs in manufacturing Aggregate results of the Single Market programme (CGE Modelling) Business Survey ***