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Project aim:
Within the framework of the commissioned BÖLN study “Development and Testing of a Small Market Analysis for Use of Organically Produced Food in the Out-of-Home Catering Market”, the German-French consulting office Ecozept has examined the out-of-home catering market in France on behalf of a’verdis.

Activities of ECOZEPT:
Key issues were the approach to the gathering of structural data for sales development and the use of organic food in the individual and mass catering as well as the impact of legislation and control procedures on the market development.

Client:
a'verdis

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