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Project aim:
Ecozept and Delphine DUCOEURJOLY have been mandated by the Community of Municipalities of Saulnois (Lorraine) to conduct a study to develop local food supply chains.

Activities of ECOZEPT:
This study was realized in three distinct phases:
Phase 1: Analyze the current situation of supply and demand for local products in the territory
Phase 2: Develop a program of actions for the development of local food supply chains
Phase 3: Prepare the operational implementation of the selected scenarios:
• Promote the rehabilitation and valorization of traditional orchards
• Boosting fish farming in Saulnois by means of a key product, fried carp

Client:
Communauté de Communes du Saulnois

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