Module 9: Short Food Supply Chain & Local Food Promotion (BG)

Climate change challenges, loss of biodiversity, evolving consumption patterns, and economic issues faced by small producers have led to a new trend of selling some of the local productions. The necessary changes aim to encourage a market that:

Reduce transportation and packaging waste, limiting CO2 emissions.
Ensure transparency and healthy food by reducing chemical usage.
Preserve natural habitats and endemic species.
Open new markets, supporting small producers and fostering social links.


In this module, you will explore short distribution channels. You will understand their benefits and constraints through examples, and assess their value for local producers, tourism, and the economy.



Duration of the lesson: 3 hours

Difficulty: 1

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