Marcus Ampe
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Category Archives: Food
Changing perceptions of the large retail sector
Changing perceptions of the large retail sector Preceding article: Stop large retailers’ abuse, says the EESC Commercial relations The commercial relations between large retailers and the suppliers of food products is a subject that is generating an increasing amount of interest … Continue reading
Posted in Economy, Food
Tagged Abusive practices, Ahold, Austria, Business, Carrefour, Commercial Relations, Competition Commission, competitive market, Confederation of the Food and Drink Industries, European Brands Association, European Union, Food Products, food suppliers, France, Germany, Horsemeat, Kaufland, Lidl, Multinational, Multinational corporation, multinational corporations, Netherlands, Retail, Retail Market, Retail sector, Small and medium enterprises, United States
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Stop large retailers’ abuse, says the EESC
Retailers’ abusive practices are hastening the decline of the agro-food sector. A distorted market affects consumers as well as suppliers. On 13 February, the European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) endorsed an opinion to put an end to these dramatic … Continue reading
Horsemeat bringing people to cavort
For years in continental Europe the food consumption-factories and chains do not take it so seriously about product-information and product-quality. In the last few decades we have seen recycling of animal by-products back into the food chain, more than once … Continue reading
Posted in Food, News and Politics, Welfare and Health
Tagged Aldi, Beef, Benelux, Colruyt, Comigel, European Union, Findus, Fish, Food Fraud, Food Safety Agency, Food Standards Agency, France, fraud deception, Holland, Horsemeat, Labelling, Meat, Pork, Salmon, Tesco
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Ecological economics in the stomach #5 Right to food
It is a fact that on this world no man, animal or plant should have a shortage of food. It is a human right that every human being should take care that the other human being would have enough food … Continue reading
Posted in Environment and Ecology, Food, Poverty
Tagged Committee on Economic Social and Cultural Rights, Cultural Rights, European Parliament, FAO, Food and Agriculture Organization, Food security, Human Rights, International Covenant on Economic Social and Cultural Rights, Right to food, United Nations, United Nations General Assembly, Universal Declaration of Human Rights, World Summit on Food Security 2009
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Ecological economics in the stomach #4 Water
Water Last week we saw many countries claiming to have the 7 billionth human on this planet. More than half of the world’s population will live in urban areas, and the populations of many of the world’s cities will likely … Continue reading
Ecological economics in the stomach #3 Food and Populace
Continuation of: Ecological economics in the stomach #2 Resources Progression over years Humanity has progressed over hundreds of thousands of years, but until about the seventeenth century, progress was a rare event. There were novelties, but a person would not expect … Continue reading
Ecological economics in the stomach #2 Resources
Demand for resources Whilst demand for food, feed and fibre may increase by 70% by 2050, 60% of the world’s major ecosystems that help produce these resources have already been degraded or are used unsustainably. If we carry on using … Continue reading
Posted in Economy, Environment and Ecology, Food, Welfare and Health
Tagged Attitude, Consumer, Consumption, Earth, Ecology Society Economy, Economic Growth, Efficiency, Employement, Environment, Environmental Impact, European Union, Natural environment, Quality of Life, Resources, Sustainability, Sustainable development, World Business Council for Sustainable Development
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Ecological economics in the stomach #1 Alarmbell
Halt in growth Europe has enjoyed many decades of growth in wealth and well-being, based on intensive use of resources. But today it faces the dual challenge of stimulating the growth needed to provide jobs and well-being to its citizens, … Continue reading
Posted in Economy, Environment and Ecology, Food, Welfare and Health
Tagged Carbon footprint, Commission, Consumption, Ecodesign, Ecological Footprint, Environment, European Commission, European Union, Global Footprint, Joseph Stiglitz, Member state of the European Union, Member States, Sustainable development, Well-being
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Welfare state and Poverty in Flanders #12 Conclusion
Poverty evolution in Flanders 12. Conclusion The Flemish poverty risk percentage (12%) lay in 2009 clearly lower than the EU27-average (16%). Flanders gets a 5° place with that in the EU27. That has been signalled better than the years before … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Economy, Education, Environment and Ecology, Food, Religion, Welfare and Health, World
Tagged Assistance, Authority, Belgium, Biodiversity, Capitalism, Community, Culture, Czech Republic, Discrimination, Diversity, duty, Education, Environment and Ecology, European Community, European Union, Family, financial risks, Flanders, Flemish Parliament, food, Global Security, Household, Human, Human Development, Income, Income Guaranty, industrialization, injustice, justice, Life-long Learning, Minority, network, non-violence, Peace, Poverty, poverty trap, Problems, Respect, Responsibility, Risk, Slovakia, Slovenia, social assistance, Social Environment, Socio-Economic Difference, Solidarity, Sustainable development, technology, Unemployment, Universe, work opportunity
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Royals, mini busses and environment
Being from a big family, when I took my beloved up to the state to be with me for better or for worse, until death would depart us, we stepped with our brothers, sisters and parents into a decorated coach. … Continue reading
Posted in Environment and Ecology, Food
Tagged Agriculture, Allergy, Balmoral Estate, British Royal Family, British throne, Buckingham Palace, Charles Prince of Wales, Duke of Kent, Dumfries House, Ecological Footprint, Ecosystem, food, fruit, Kate Middleton, London, planet, planning, Prince Charles, Prince William of Wales, Princess Michael of Kent, Rainforest, Royal Wedding, Sandringham Estate, season, United Kingdom, urban area, vegetables, Westminster Abbey
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