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Producers: visibility with consumers thanks to FOX!

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Dec

Producers: visibility with consumers thanks to FOX!

Published on : 17/12/2021

The European FOX project aims to stimulate short food circuits for fruit and vegetables by developing innovative soft processing technologies. This approach creates business opportunities for regional centers and provides quality processed food that benefits the local community.

One of the challenges is to create links between consumers and local producers or manufacturers in the PACA region. The CTCPA, located in Avignon, works with institutions and local producers to stimulate the interaction between consumers and producers. For that, the application FOXlinkapp has been set up. This application is accessible to producers and consumers.

So... producers, farmers, farmers, don't wait any longer to join the FOX initiative!

  • Get an online listing dedicated to your business and visible to all registered consumers. This page lists all your products, your location, your news and the weekly events where you can be found

  • Get involved in sustainable food production in your region

  • Connect to your local community and get closer to consumers

  • Take part in local events that will boost your business


If you are a fruit or vegetable producer, farmer, farmer... and you are interested in this approach, nothing could be easier for you! Contact Stéphane GEORGE (sgeorge@ctcpa.org) who will answer your questions and register you on the FOX application.

To learn more about the European FOX project: Home page - FOX (fox-foodprocessinginabox.eu)
To learn more about research at the CTCPA : Food innovation: research & development. (ctcpa.org)
The CTCPA is active in the dietary transition, find our expertise to fully integrate the transition in your company!
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