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Project aim:
At the request of the General Council of Lozère and the association of "De Lozère", Ecozept has carried out in partnership with Gilles Dechambre a strategic analysis of the agricultural value chains in Lozère (southern France) from a commercial and logistical point of view.

Activities of ECOZEPT:
In this objective, Ecozept and Gilles Dechambre n und Grealized an inventory of the agro food value chains and benchmarked existing initiatives in France concerning the commercial and / or logistical structuring. Finally, scenarios were formulated on the possible forms of structuring and the potential actions to achieve this.

Client:
Conseil Général de Lozère

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