Programme

For interpretations and to watch the online conference

https://ethz.zoom.us/j/69190866731

Schedule

Activity

Venue

8:00

Welcome and registration of participants

École Supérieure d’Agricultures d’Angers

8h30 – 12h30

Field visits to sectors with geographical indications

Various

Workshop 1 Agroecology in agricultural practices, in the specific context of geographical indications

Visit 1 

La Huppe, Loiré, barn drying, STG and organic hay milk

Workshop 2. Agroecology as part of the supply chain logic within the Organismes de défense et de gestion (ODG) and producer groups

Visit 1

Grain des loges, Le Lion d’Angers, cereals and pulses produced and processed on site

Workshop 3. Agroecology in regional consumption (collective catering and the leverage effect on GI consumption, the role of short distribution channels in the regional dynamics of PDOs/PGIs) and a focus on innovative practices in agri-food processing

Visit 1

Angers central kitchen, zero-plastic-waste policy and local sourcing, followed by the Lafayette market

12h30 – 14h00

Lunch:

Workshop 1, 2, and 3

Moulin de Sarré

Gennes-Val-de-Loire

14h00 – 17h00

Continuation of field visit

Workshop 1 Agroecology in agricultural practices, in the specific context of geographical indications

Saumur Champigny

Saumur appellation: Robert et Marcel cooperative winery, innovation island at Clos Cristal with tasting and Saumur Grande Tablée.

Workshop 2. Agroecology as part of the supply chain logic within the Organismes de défense et de gestion (ODG) and producer groups

Workshop 3. Agroecology in regional consumption (collective catering and the leverage effect on GI consumption, the role of short distribution channels in the regional dynamics of PDOs/PGIs) and a focus on innovative practices in agri-food processing

Schedule

Activity

Location

From 8h00

Welcome and registration of participants

École Supérieure d’Agricultures d’Angers

Reception in front of Amphithéâtre 2290

8h30 – 9h15

Opening :

–         René Siret, Directeur General de l’Ecole Supérieure des Agricultures d’Angers

–         Philippe Mongondry, Master Food Identity, Groupe ESA

–         Dominique Barjolle, Origin for Sustainability

Amphithéâtre Room 2290

9h15 – 10h30

–         Junko Kimura, Hosei University, Japon
Agroecology and GI in Japan”

–         Jean Louis Le Guerroué, University of Brasilia
Geographical Indications in Brazil: Aptitudes for an agro-ecological transition?

–         Esther Ngah, Université de Ngaoundéré, Ngaoundéré, Cameroun
“Agroecological practices in a context of climate change in Africa”

Amphithéâtre Room 2290

10h30 – 11h00

Coffee break

Amphithéâtre Room 2290

11h00 – 12h30

–         Filippo Arfini, University of Parma, Italy
Presentation

–         Armelle Mazé, INRAE
“Geographical Indications in the context of Agroecological Transitions: re-envisioning territorial embeddedness and food heritage”

–        Fabienne Poupard, INAO Angers
Regional meetings. SIQO: Addressing Society’s Expectations

Amphithéâtre Room 2290

12h30 – 14h00

Lunch

Students Hall

14h00 – 16h00

Parallel Workshops: Session 1

Workshop

Contributions

Workshop 1 Agroecology in agricultural practices, in the specific context of geographical indications

Introduction by François Casabianca (ODT)

1.      Filippo Arfini, University of Parma, Italy
“Economic practices and production specifications: formal or informal
approaches?

2.      Christine Larsonneur, IGP Farine de Blé Noir, Bretagne, France
Association Blé Noir Tradition Bretagne 

3. Laura Boissinot, Comité Départemental de Développement Maraîcher, France
Transition and sustainability of vegetable production systems among Nantes market gardeners

Room 3523

Workshop 2. Agroecology as part of the supply chain logic within the Organismes de défense et de gestion (ODG) and producer groups

Introduction by Valérie Pieprzownik (FAO)

1.      Philippe Jeanneaux (Vetagro Sup, France) & Duncan Hilchey (Journal of Agriculture Food Systems and Community Development, United States)
“Improving Socioeconomic and Environmental Circularity in PGIs via Training
for Agrifood Industry Cluster Facilitators”

2.      Faustine Ruggieri, Groupe ESA, France
“Collective action for agro-ecological transition in vineyards under
Appellation d’Origine Contrôlée in the Loire Valley winegrowing area.’”

3.      Kamar Habli (Origin for Sustainability, Suisse)
Circular Economy and Geographical Indications: A qualitative analysis of mountain products value chains

Room 3525

Workshop 3. Agroecology in regional consumption (collective catering and the leverage effect on GI consumption, the role of short distribution channels in the regional dynamics of PDOs/PGIs) and a focus on innovative practices in agri-food processing

Introduction by Diana Rotari (Origin Label)

1.      Diana Rotari (Label, Origin, Taste, Moldova)
“GI and agroecology: a perspective from a developing country
(Republic of Moldova)”

2.      Ivan Dufeu (Université d’Angers, France)
“Agroecology certification: what specifications? What guarantees? An overview from three study countries.”

3.      Cédric Briand (Producteurs de Gwell APPG, France)
.Association des Paysans Producteurs de Gwell APPG, France)
“Gwell PDO project: heading for agro-ecological excellence”

Room 2525

16h00 – 16h15

Coffee break

Reception in front of Amphi 2290

16h15 – 17h15

Session 2: Parallel Workshops conclusions :

École Supérieure d’Agricultures d’Angers

Workshop 1 Agroecology in agricultural practices, in the specific context of geographical indications
Conclusion by Luca Piccin (University of Neufchatel)

Workshop 2. Agroecology as part of the supply chain logic within the Organismes de défense et de gestion (ODG) and producer groups
Conclusion by Francesca Alampi (AREPO)

École Supérieure d’Agricultures d’Angers

Amphithéâtre Room 2290

Workshop 3. Agroecology in regional consumption (collective catering and the leverage effect on GI consumption, the role of short distribution channels in the regional dynamics of PDOs/PGIs) and a focus on innovative practices in agri-food processing
Conclusion by Olivier Beucherie (OB Conseil)

17h30 – 18h30

Conclusion of the Conference

– Patricia Maussion, Elue régionale Pays de Loire

– Irène Tolleret, European Parliament

– Philippe Brisebarre, President INAO

École Supérieure d’Agricultures d’Angers

Amphithéâtre Room 2290

From 19h00

Master Food Identity Celebration

Bouillon Baron

Schedule

Activity

Location

9:00

Welcome of participants

Amphithéâtre Room 2290

9h30 – 12h30

Field visit

The new halle marchande Coeur de Maine – Angers

12h30

Closing

École Supérieure d’Agricultures d’Angers