Certifying quality. Negotiating and integrating animal welfare into food assurance
Certifying quality. Negotiating and integrating animal welfare into food assurance
The drive towards welfare assessment and the establishment of an information system (whether directly accessible to consumers through distinct labels or ‘internal’ to the food sector through forms of certification) needs to be assessed as a negotiated process within the food chain as a whole. understanding the mechanics of the processes of assurance and/or certification scheme development is, we believe an essential task for the operationalisation of the Welfare Quality programme aims and is the central objective of this research.
1902647998
Buller, Henry
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Roe, Emma J.
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1 August 2011
Buller, Henry
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Roe, Emma J.
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Buller, Henry and Roe, Emma J.
(eds.)
(2011)
Certifying quality. Negotiating and integrating animal welfare into food assurance
(Welfare Quality Reports, 15),
Cardiff, GB.
Cardiff University, 48pp.
Abstract
The drive towards welfare assessment and the establishment of an information system (whether directly accessible to consumers through distinct labels or ‘internal’ to the food sector through forms of certification) needs to be assessed as a negotiated process within the food chain as a whole. understanding the mechanics of the processes of assurance and/or certification scheme development is, we believe an essential task for the operationalisation of the Welfare Quality programme aims and is the central objective of this research.
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Published date: 1 August 2011
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URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/203395
ISBN: 1902647998
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