The Foundation Cajamar participates in the debate on the future and the sustainability of the European agriculture

It does now more than a year, the European Crop Protection (ECPA) celebrated Hungry for Change, conference in which it gave to know the new marked strategy by the phytosanitary ware industry with the aim to attend the worries that the self-evident society on the phytosanitary ware products, offering his commitment of listen and dialogue, and contribute like this of positive way to the sustainability of the European agriculture, acting of open and transparent way in projects developed surroundings to four thematic pillars: the promotion of the biodiversidad, the supply of safe foods to a population in constant growth, the protection of the water and the salvaguarda of the health of agriculturalists and consumers, guaranteeing the best practical in the use of phytosanitary ware in the frame of a productive and sustainable agriculture that protect the human and environingingmental health.

Have happened now 18 months of that presentation, and once again, Brussels has been meeting point of a wide delegation of representatives of public organisms, private, academicians and no governmental with the aim to argue on the future and the sustainability of the agricultural sector in Europe. For this organised in parallel four debates on the four thematic axles before quoted, in one of which, the one of feeding, participated Juan Carlos Gázquez, of the Foundation Cajamar, with the one who ECPA has signed an agreement of collaboration for the development of a pilot project that will llevar in the Experimental Station of Cajamar 'The Palmerillas' in Almería. The aim of east is to give to know the glorious example of the gestión of waste llevar by the sector almeriense in the last years, for what has foreseen the learning of formadores, and with this, a better knowledge of the steps for a better gestión of waste that afterwards will share with other countries. With this project, ECPA pretends to move to the consumers a message of tranquility, as the hygiene of the foods that arrive to his table is guaranteeed.

The evento Hungry for Change 2, celebrated this month in Brussels, had the participation of Catherine Geslain-Lanéelle, director of the EFSA, Agency of Alimentary hygiene of Europe, and Janez Potocnik, commissioner of Environingingment of the CE, that went the attendant of clausurar the conference.