Landscape of policies, standards, approaches, and projects for EU food security: an overview
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| author | GALANAKIS, CHARIS M. DASKALAKIS, MARKOS I. GALANAKIS, IOANNIS M. NEHREY, MARYNA SPANOU, MARIA VETSOU, ANNA CHALKIDOU, ANASTASIA AGRAFIOTI, EVITA |
| author_facet | GALANAKIS, CHARIS M. DASKALAKIS, MARKOS I. GALANAKIS, IOANNIS M. NEHREY, MARYNA SPANOU, MARIA VETSOU, ANNA CHALKIDOU, ANASTASIA AGRAFIOTI, EVITA |
| contents | <p>This review presents a comprehensive examination of the European Union’s (EU) multifaceted approach to food security,<br>focusing on the policies, standards, practices, initiatives, and national adaptations that drive the EU’s food system<br>resilience. Through frameworks such as the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP), Farm to Fork Strategy, and Food 2030,<br>the EU has emphasized sustainable agriculture, supply chain resilience, and equitable access to food across its member<br>states, ensuring food security while maintaining rigorous food safety standards. However, while these policies promote<br>sustainability and supply chain resilience, their effectiveness is hindered by regulatory complexities, economic disparities,<br>and compliance burdens on small-scale producers. This review also explores international and regional standards, including<br>ISO and Codex Alimentarius, which uphold food safety and quality across diverse supply chains. National and local<br>practices in countries like Austria and Finland illustrate how EU objectives are tailored to meet specific regional needs,<br>emphasizing a flexible approach. EU-funded projects focused on food waste reduction, digital innovation, and climate<br>resilience provide practical insights into implementing these policies and advancing the EU’s long-term food security<br>goals. By enhancing cross-regional collaboration, investing in digital tools, and addressing disparities in implementation<br>capacity, the EU can further strengthen the adaptability and resilience of its food system, ensuring secure, sustainable,<br>and affordable access to food for all citizens amid global challenges.</p> <p>This work has received funding by European Union’s Horizon Europe research and innovation programme, grant agreement<br>No 101136583 (SecureFood project).</p> |
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| spellingShingle | Landscape of policies, standards, approaches, and projects for EU food security: an overview GALANAKIS, CHARIS M. DASKALAKIS, MARKOS I. GALANAKIS, IOANNIS M. NEHREY, MARYNA SPANOU, MARIA VETSOU, ANNA CHALKIDOU, ANASTASIA AGRAFIOTI, EVITA <p>This review presents a comprehensive examination of the European Union’s (EU) multifaceted approach to food security,<br>focusing on the policies, standards, practices, initiatives, and national adaptations that drive the EU’s food system<br>resilience. Through frameworks such as the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP), Farm to Fork Strategy, and Food 2030,<br>the EU has emphasized sustainable agriculture, supply chain resilience, and equitable access to food across its member<br>states, ensuring food security while maintaining rigorous food safety standards. However, while these policies promote<br>sustainability and supply chain resilience, their effectiveness is hindered by regulatory complexities, economic disparities,<br>and compliance burdens on small-scale producers. This review also explores international and regional standards, including<br>ISO and Codex Alimentarius, which uphold food safety and quality across diverse supply chains. National and local<br>practices in countries like Austria and Finland illustrate how EU objectives are tailored to meet specific regional needs,<br>emphasizing a flexible approach. EU-funded projects focused on food waste reduction, digital innovation, and climate<br>resilience provide practical insights into implementing these policies and advancing the EU’s long-term food security<br>goals. By enhancing cross-regional collaboration, investing in digital tools, and addressing disparities in implementation<br>capacity, the EU can further strengthen the adaptability and resilience of its food system, ensuring secure, sustainable,<br>and affordable access to food for all citizens amid global challenges.</p> <p>This work has received funding by European Union’s Horizon Europe research and innovation programme, grant agreement<br>No 101136583 (SecureFood project).</p> |
| title | Landscape of policies, standards, approaches, and projects for EU food security: an overview |
| url | https://doi.org/10.1007/s44187-025-00387-6 |