Courses and conferences - published on 16 November 2017
“Safeguard of Made in Italy agri-food through origin and labelling” conference. AGRI-FOOD MAFIA, THE REPORT ABOUT THE AGRI-FOOD CRIMES IN ITALY. Chamber of Commerce – November
24th
16/11/2017 | CONFERENCES AND SEMINARS | Organized by Treviso-Belluno Chamber of Commerce in cooperation with the Observatory on Agri-food Criminality and Agri-food
System and Coldiretti of Treviso and Belluno.
Treviso-Belluno Chamber of Commerce
organizes
in cooperation with
the Observatory on Agri-food Criminality and Agri-food System and
Coldiretti of Treviso and Belluno
the conference
“Safeguard of Made in Italy agri-food through origin and labelling”
All citizens are invited
Friday, November 24th – 9.30 AM
Chamber of Commerce premises – Piazza Borsa 3/b Treviso
In this occasion, it twill be presented and distributed
AGRI-FOOD MAFIA
V REPORT ABOUT AGRI-FOOD CRIMES IN ITALY
by the Observatory on Agri-food Criminality and Agri-food System
PROGRAM OF THE CONFERENCE
Institutional greetings – S.E. Prefect Laura Lega
Institutional greetings – Chamber of Commerce President Mario Pozza
Greetings – Treviso Mayor Giovanni Manildo
Introduce i lavori il Presidente di Coldiretti Treviso Walter Feltrin.
The risks for the agri-food heritage of Treviso and Belluno Provinces
Andrea Baldanza: National Audit Office Magistrate, Federconsorzi Commisioner, Observatory on Criminality Vicarial Vice President
Food safety as lifestyle: more information and more attention to what we eat
Francesco Benazzi: Azienda ULSS 2 Treviso Managing Director
Made in Italy worldwide: the experience of Pasta Zara
Furio Bragagnolo: Pasta Zara S.p.A.President
Survey on the Farmer’s Market in Treviso visitors and on the new “indoor market”.
Enzo Risso: SWG Technical Director; Professor in Sociology of cultural and communication processes
Moderator: dr. Pietro Piccioni, Coldiretti Veneto Managing Director.
At the end of the Conference, around 12:00, there will be the grand opening of the new “RIVIERA SANTA MARGHERITA MARKET” in Piazza Giustinian, closed to the Chamber of Commerce.