The impact of quality certificates on sustainable food production: An analysis of selected systems in Poland

This study evaluates the influence of quality certificates on sustainable food production in Poland, considering economic, social, and environmental dimensions. Analyzing 25 different certificates, the research explores their criteria, procedures, and costs across various food product categories, including meat, fish, and plant-based products. The study provides a detailed review of certification processes, from initiation to audits and inspections. It identifies both commonalities and differences among certificates, each addressing unique aspects such as environmental impact, worker rights, and product origins. Despite the diversity in standards and procedures, the study underscores the need for standardized international criteria to improve transparency and meet consumer expectations, highlighting the significant role of quality certificates in advancing sustainable food production.

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Journal of Infrastructure Policy and Development
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2024-11-05
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https://doi.org/10.24294/jipd.v8i13.7892
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Agricultural economics and policies
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The impact of quality certificates on sustainable food production: An analysis of selected systems in Poland

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The impact of quality certificates on sustainable food production: An analysis of selected systems in Poland

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Abstract

This study evaluates the influence of quality certificates on sustainable food production in Poland, considering economic, social, and environmental dimensions. Analyzing 25 different certificates, the research explores their criteria, procedures, and costs across various food product categories, including meat, fish, and plant-based products. The study provides a detailed review of certification processes, from initiation to audits and inspections. It identifies both commonalities and differences among certificates, each addressing unique aspects such as environmental impact, worker rights, and product origins. Despite the diversity in standards and procedures, the study underscores the need for standardized international criteria to improve transparency and meet consumer expectations, highlighting the significant role of quality certificates in advancing sustainable food production.

Journal of Infrastructure Policy and DevelopmentVol. 8(13)
Medical University of Silesia (PL), Faculty of Public Health (GB)
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