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Denmark: speeding up organic production

The Danish agricultural Minister, Mette Gjerskov, has launched an Action Plan for organic production towards 2020.

25 September 2012
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The Danish agricultural Minister, Mette Gjerskov, has launched an Action Plan for organic production towards 2020. The plan put action behind the Danish government’s objective of doubling the Danish organic area by 2020

The Danish government is aiming at a green transition of Danish agriculture and considers organic production a cornerstone in this conversion.

The new Action Plan includes various initiatives aimed at farmers, processing and retail sector and consumers.

Tuesday June 26, 2012/ Ministry of Food, Agriculture and Fisheries/ Denmark.
http://www.fvm.dk/

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