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The PowerPoint presentations from the 1st IFOAM Conference on Marketing of Organic and Regional Values are now available. The file are in PDF format.
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Conference Welcome
- Angela B. Caudle and Gerald A. Herrmann
Organizer’s Welcome Welcoming of Conference participants
- Roland Heckelmann
- Rudolf Bühler
- Peter Hauk
Conference Keynote
- Dr. Vandana Shiva: “From monocultures to diversity, from food monopolies to food democracy”
Welcome Addresses
- Gerald A. Herrmann
- K. S. Money
- Claus-Peter Hutter
- Walter Kress
- Dr. Alexander Kasterine
Opening Keynote
- Helena Norberg-Hodge: “Bringing food economy home”
Plenary Session A: Presentations on conference theme
- Keijo Hyvönen: “European experiences with the protection of Geographical Indications and Traditional Specialities”
- Daniele Giovannucci: “A global best practice review of studies on the income and cultural impacts of appellations or Geographic Indicators (GI) in developing regions”
- Rudolf Bühler: “A vertically and horizontally integrated farmers’ organization that started with an idea”
Parallel Session B B1: Regional values and their market perception
- Dr. Susanne Padel: “Principles of Organic Agriculture and the marketplace”
- Gregor Maisenbacher and Man-Tzu Hung: “The OrganisT Project - Recommendations for small and medium organic shops to compete better in the organic market”
- Chris Firth: “Reviewing the emergence of regional values within the organic sector in England”
- Dr. Charlotte Lagerberg-Fogelberg: “Success factors for marketing regional foods”
B2: Campaigns and communication
- Barbara Schmal: “Sala Andes & Amazonia: promoting indigenous products”
- Claus Dörner: “The ALB-GOLD brand and the use of the regional organic label of the State of Baden-Württemberg for their products”
- Luis Monge: “Building the link between the consumer and the farm and farmer”
- Frank Gerriets: “Different solutions for consumer communication”
B3: Local and regional marketing strategies
- Katrin Portmann and Tobias Eisenring: ”Market initiatives and regional values in emerging organic markets; strategies and case studies”
- Karlheinz Knickel: “Local marketing strategies: A case study based analysis of the role of local food chains in Europe”
- Dr. Rita Schwentesius de Rindermann: “Returning to the roots of the organic ideal: The growth of the Mexican network of local organic markets”
Plenary Session C : Exemplary cases and strategies Plenary Session D : Dealing with Intellectual Properties and Geographical Indications (GIs)
- Guriqbal Singh Jaiya: ”Presentation on Intellectual Properties and Geographical Indications”
- Dr. Frank Thiedig: “Development and experiences with Geographical Indications”
- Mukesh Gupta: “Marketing Indian organic Agri-Geographical Indications”
- Fabrizio Piva: “Italy, leading in Geographical Indications and Typical Products”
Parallel Session E E1: Marketing strategies based on regional characteristics
- Pilar Santacoloma, PhD: “Marketing strategies and organizational structures under different organic certification schemes”
- Manju Jha: “An innovative model of organizational structures for market inclusion of small organic growers”
- Armin Kullmann: “Sustainable regional food marketing in German biosphere reserves and other model regions – from grassroots projects to professional organizations”
- Patricia W. Wangongu’u: “East Africa countries join forces through the East African Organic Products Standard (EAOPS) & the East African Organic Mark (EAOM)”
- Emma Parkin: “RAFAEL - Preserving regional cultures by promoting authentic food”
E2: The potential of biodiversity
- Dr. Ilse Köhler-Rollefson: “Local breeds as basis for poverty alleviation and rural development in Developing Countries: The LIFE-Approach”
- Christoph Zimmer: “From near extinction to successful marketing – the Swabian Hall Pig, Schwäbisch Hällisches Landschwein”
- Bruno Scaltriti, PhD: ”Valorization of medical herbs to develop rural mountain areas. A case study from northern Italy: Sprea and Lessinia”
- Dr. Franziska Staubli Asobayire: “Ways to increase the added value for local communities and collectors of medicinal and aromatic plants”
- Herwart Groll: “Cooperation with regional farmers – Experiences of (the food retailer) tegut…: a contribution to increase the net product and an effective protection of the countryside”
E3: Various cases for marketing of added value
- Dr. Walter Kast: “The Association of German Prädikat Wine Estates (VDP) - the concept of Terroir and its implementation: the German classification”
- Dr. Rainer Bächi: “Safeguarding the integrity of tea from Darjeeling”
- Graziano Poggioli: “Organic products with identity and soul - Modena Province’s successful marketing of GIs and Typical Products”
- Marco Rusconi: “Kamut, building an international product, brand and marketing”
Plenary Session F: Rural development needs collaboration
- Theresa Marquez: “The Ag of the middle project”
Keynote
- Renate Künast: “Regionen aktiv”, rural areas shaping the future”
Plenary Session G: “Organic and regional” as benchmark for traders
- Fabio Brescacin: “The comprehensive approach of an organic wholesaler adding values”
- Nina Stockebrand: “Regional marketing for organic retailers: Status quo and capabilities”
- Volkert Engelsman: “Capitalizing on sustainability - the Nature & More system”
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