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Tuesday, May 4
04:00 PM - 06:30 PM
Tuesday 4th May 2021 : Apricot European Harvest Forecasts and Peach/Nectarine French Harvest Forecast / Round Table "Frost wave: medFEL gives the floor to producers"
Conference
4pm: European forecasts for apricots & French forecasts for peaches and nectarines
With:
> Santiago Vazquez, Federation of Spanish cooperatives (Spain)
> Elisa Macchi, Director of CSO (Italy)
> Georges Kantzios, ASEPOP Cooperative (Greece)
> Nathalie Bonnet, Domaine des Coteaux (France)
Discussions chaired by Eric Hostalnou, Head of Fruit & Vegetable department at Pyrénées-Orientales Chamber of Agriculture.
5pm: Round Table – “Frost wave: medFEL gives the floor to producers”
The frost episode of April 2021 strongly affected French agriculture.
medFEL gives voice to French and European arboreal productions affected by this frost. Time to make a first inventory, to evoke the current solutions to save what can be saved, and to consider the longer-term future to better protect the orchards. Representatives of the State and the Regions will be invited to debate.
The situation in Europe
With:
> Bruno Darnaud, President of the Economic Governance of Fruits and Vegetables (Gefel) and of the PDO French Peaches and Apricots
> Elisa Macchi, Director of CSO (Italy)
> Sara Ruiz-Chacon, Afrucat (Spain)
> Daniel Sauvaitre, President of the National Association for Apples and Pears
What actions have been taken in France?
> Joël Boyer, Président of the Plum DPO
> Bruno Darnaud, President of the Economic Governance of Fruits and Vegetables (Gefel) and of the PDO French Peaches and Apricots
> Françoise Roch, President of the National Federation of Fruit Producers (FNPF)
> Daniel Sauvaitre, President of the National Association for Apples and Pears
> Patrick Trillon, Chairman of the Fruit and Vegetable specialist council, FranceAgriMer
Discussion chaired by Olivier Masbou, Associate journalist, Socopag press agency.
Tuesday, May 11
04:00 PM - 06:00 PM
Tuesday 11th May 2021 : Anticipation of melon plantations / Round Table "How far will organic go? New challenges ahead "
Conference
4pm: Anticipation of melon plantations
With:
> Myriam Martineau, Chair of the Inter-professional Melon Association (AIM)
> Jérôme Jausseran, Head of Communications at AIM
> Marion Mispouillé, Project Officer at AIM.
Discussion chaired by Olivier Masbou, Associate journalist, Socopag press agency.
5pm: Round Table – “How far will organic go? New challenges ahead“
How is the organic sector still growing? Organic products must meet expectations from society (environmental commitment, more local, more ethical) while remaining a source of added value for its stakeholders within the framework of a new foundation of more stringent European regulations.
With:
> Laure Verdeau, Director of Agence BIO
> Gil Kressmann, Economist and Consultant, member of the French Academy of Agriculture
> Lilian Corre, General Director of naturéO
> Pierre Giovanelli, Organic tree producer and co-President of Sibio
Discussion co-moderated by Olivier Masbou, Associate journalist, Socopag press agency and Dany La Noë, Fruits and Vegetable Project Officer at Interbio Occitanie
Tuesday, May 25
04:00 PM - 06:00 PM
Tuesday 25th May 2021 : Peach/Nectarine European Harvest Forecasts / Round Tables “Doctor Citizen and Mister Consumer” & "E-commerce and click+collect, room for improvement for fresh fruit and vegetables?"
Conference
4pm: European forecasts for peaches and nectarines
> Javier Basols, Federation of Spanish cooperatives
> Manel Simon, Afrucat, Catalonia (Spain)
> Elisa Macchi, Director of CSO (Italy)
> Georges Kantzios, ASEPOP Cooperative (Greece)
> Bruno Darnaud, Peaches and Apricots of France PDO.
Discussions chaired by Eric Hostalnou, Head of Fruit & Vegetable department at Pyrénées-Orientales Chamber of Agriculture.
5pm:
Round Table – “Doctor Citizen and Mister Consumer”
Citizens are quite demanding when it comes to their food. It must be of high quality, diversified, its origin matters, production methods must be environmentally friendly, social standards must be high. But when they transform into consumers, they are in search of low prices, ready-to-cook products, with not a care about the origin. We compare the results of opinion polls with analysis of consumer purchasing.
Followed by:
“Click+collect, room for improvement for fresh fruit and vegetables?”
Click+collect, and more broadly online shopping, is a fast-developing retail sector. France leads Europe for the market share of online-purchased consumer goods (7.1%). But while most of our neighbours prefer home delivery, French consumers are more receptive to click+collect (8 out of 10 online purchases). The fresh fruit and vegetable sector has yet to find its place on this market.
> Philippe Goetzmann, Consultant specialized in new consumption (Philippe Goetzmann &)
> Delphine Tailliez, Deputy Director of Aprifel
> Cécilia Céleyrette, Deputy Director of Interfel in charge of Sector strategies, International and Legal Affairs
> Dragana Miladinovic, Economy and Competitiveness Department of Interfel
Discussion chaired by Olivier Masbou, Associate journalist, Socopag press agency.
