The Value Chain Day, which is being held for the first time as part of the DLG Field Days, brings together all stages of processing in a way that is accessible to the public. The focus will be on discussions on issues relating to increasing the added value of domestic plant-based products as well as cross-industry bilateral exchange at the subsequent get-together in a cosy atmosphere.
These and other questions will be discussed at the DLG Plaza Stage (Stand VG 15) in our first-ever format with representatives from agriculture, the processing industry and the agricultural and food retail sectors on Value Chain Day. Take the opportunity to find out about different positions and points of view and to network with players along the entire processing chain at the joint get-together. Make new contacts with farmers, processors or representatives of the food retail trade. Expand your business environment and gain interesting insights into ‘plant cultivation out of the box’ during your visit to the 55-hectare outdoor area.
Further highlights on this topic will also take place on this day in the DLG forums as part of the specialist programme.
Overview of the programme
10:00 - 11:30 a.m. | Plant proteins - all about the new superstars! What does the food industry need?Plant proteins in food technology processing - properties and requirements Practical example: Cultivation and marketing of domestic peas from a retail perspective Panel discussion from 11.30 a.m. Get-together at the UFOP stand |
| 12:00 - 1:30 p.m. | Wheat production and marketing with added value for all processing stagesMarket overview Importance of regionally produced baked goods in the food retail sector Presentation of a ‘best practice example’ - marketing regionally produced wheat with added value Panel discussion from 13:30 Get-together at the RWZ stand afterwards |
| 2:00 - 3:30 p.m. | Organic market on the move: Prospects for the organic value chainPanel discussion Flexibility in marketing - the key to successful organic farming The need to support and relieve the burden on medium-sized processors and their importance for the development of the organic market and the regions Organic specialised trade scores in an environment of increasing price sensitivity with a comprehensive sustainability approach and long-term partnerships Strong organic value chains: Building block of a comprehensive agricultural, food and economic policy |
