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Current strategies for animal welfare in the food service sector in Norway, UK and Italy

Current strategies for animal welfare in the food service sector in Norway, UK and Italy
Current strategies for animal welfare in the food service sector in Norway, UK and Italy
Food service is a vast and diverse market within Europe, and the world, as such it is notoriously hard to define. The definition used here has been the commercial provision of prepared food and/or drink to people who are away from their homes, for consumption shortly after purchase. The structure of the food service markets for Norway, Italy and Sweden is outlined in Chapter 26. This includes in-depth account of the current and potential market for welfare-friendlier foodstuffs in these countries. Chapter 27 describes a canteen-based experiment of offering a welfare-friendlier food product to consumers. Chapter 28 is a synthesis of the research findingss and some concluding points
food service, supply, Norway, Italy, UK, Europe, animal welfare
190264784X
Part IV: Chapte
215-280
Cardiff University
Higgin, Marc
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Roe, Emma
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Kjaernes, Unni
Bock, Bettina
Higgin, Marc
Roex, Joek
Higgin, Marc
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Roe, Emma
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Kjaernes, Unni
Bock, Bettina
Higgin, Marc
Roex, Joek

Higgin, Marc and Roe, Emma (2009) Current strategies for animal welfare in the food service sector in Norway, UK and Italy. In, Kjaernes, Unni, Bock, Bettina, Higgin, Marc and Roex, Joek (eds.) Farm Animal Welfare within the Supply Chain. Regulation, Agriculture and Geography. (Welfare Quality Reports, Part IV: Chapte, 8) Cardiff, UK. Cardiff University, pp. 215-280.

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Food service is a vast and diverse market within Europe, and the world, as such it is notoriously hard to define. The definition used here has been the commercial provision of prepared food and/or drink to people who are away from their homes, for consumption shortly after purchase. The structure of the food service markets for Norway, Italy and Sweden is outlined in Chapter 26. This includes in-depth account of the current and potential market for welfare-friendlier foodstuffs in these countries. Chapter 27 describes a canteen-based experiment of offering a welfare-friendlier food product to consumers. Chapter 28 is a synthesis of the research findingss and some concluding points

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Submitted date: July 2009
Published date: July 2009
Keywords: food service, supply, Norway, Italy, UK, Europe, animal welfare

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Local EPrints ID: 72068
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/72068
ISBN: 190264784X
PURE UUID: 15fdc113-9fb1-4875-9c30-6b94c34c44e4
ORCID for Emma Roe: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0003-4674-2133

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Date deposited: 19 Jan 2010
Last modified: 14 Mar 2024 02:52

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Author: Marc Higgin
Author: Emma Roe ORCID iD
Editor: Unni Kjaernes
Editor: Bettina Bock
Editor: Marc Higgin
Editor: Joek Roex

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