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AVIANZA will be representing the Spanish poultry meat market at Gulfood

On February 13, the doors of Gulfood, the largest fair in the Middle East dedicated to the food and hospitality industry, will open, and Avianza, the Spanish Interprofessional Association of Poultry Meat, will be there, hand in hand with ICEX, as part of its internationalization plan.

The Dubai World Trade Center will be the space where, for four days, the Avianza team will have its stand at Saeed Hall 1 – World Food S1-J4 / S1-K3 STAND 04, which will become the reference point for all visitors from 120 countries and more than 4,000 attending companies who want to know the excellence and quality of Spanish poultry meat.

Participation in Gulfood represents one more action within the #MEgustaPoultry campaign, which began last September in Dubai, to give visibility and promote Spanish poultry meat in the Middle East, one of the priority markets of its internationalization plan. This campaign aims to show distributors, the restaurant sector and consumers the values associated with the Spanish poultry industry, as an international benchmark for its capacity for innovation, transformation and adaptation to new challenges in terms of healthy eating and nutrition.

In these months several actions have been carried out, from the campaign “Back to school” in which there has been the collaboration of 3 recognized Influencers in the UAE who have prepared several dishes using chicken, turkey and quail as a base, to training for cooks and chefs in the country by the renowned Asturian chef Mariano Andrés in SCAFA, The School of Culinary And Finishing Arts in Dubai, among other activities.

The #MEgustaPoultry campaign, which has, in addition to the support of ICEX, the backing of the Foods & Wines From Spain brand and the use of the Poultry From Spain quality seal, culminates with participation in this renowned fair where the aim will be to increase business figures. of the poultry sector, which reaches a turnover of 2.3 billion euros per year and has more than 40,000 direct and indirect jobs.

For Jordi Montfort, secretary general of the Spanish Interprofessional Association of Poultry Meat, “For Avianza it is very important to have the ability to participate in such renowned fairs as Gulfood that allow us to publicize the quality of the products of the Spanish poultry meat sector to a region as interesting and important within our internationalization plan as the countries of Middle East".

We invite you to follow us on our social networks, instagram and LinkedIn, where, in the coming weeks, we will share our experience at Gulfood.  

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Tribune: "We want to continue building the country"

 

MADRID, January 19, 2022.

The heads of the six interprofessional livestock-meat associations, Asici, Avianza, Intercun, Interovic, Interporc and Provacuno, defend in this opinion article published in El País the different production models of the sector, and call for a calm, responsible and political debate. committed to facing the future challenges of our activity.

Tribuna El País Avianza

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Purpose 2022: put into practice the kitchen of utilization

 

According to the data of the “Food waste study 2020” presented by the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food, each Spaniard threw away an average of 31 kilos/liters of food and drink, which represents a total waste of 1,364 million of kilos/liters of food in our country. For this reason, at Avianza we want to propose a commitment for this year: the utilization kitchen.

Poultry meat, one of the richest in nutrients and most versatile when it comes to cooking, is ideal for this purpose, and we will demonstrate it to you periodically with tasty and easy-to-prepare recipes. From Michelin-starred chefs to the most famous cooking and gastronomy blogs, they have dedicated themselves to exploitative cuisine, so we encourage you to look for the recipe that you like the most, whether with chicken, turkey, quail or other birds. Delicious!

One of the keys that these chefs provide to avoid waste is to make a good purchasing plan, based on purchasing what is going to be prepared without trying to store unnecessary products in the refrigerator, which are often doomed to spoil.

Practical advice.

Another important aspect is to seek to fill our shopping basket with versatile products and what do we mean by this term? A good example would be the grilled chicken which allows us, in addition to eating it initially with a good salad, later to make croquettesas he teaches us Alfonso Lopez of Yummy Recipes. West roast chicken broth, hand in hand with Martha Miranda from the specialized website crokpotting. 

At Avianza we want to promote efficient cooking, and to do so we share several proposals for delicious and healthy recipes using that leftover poultry meat that you can get a lot of use out of.

9 dishes with leftover roast chicken

From The Foodie They bring us these tips on how «recycle the remains of the classic Dominican roastl", as its authors explain. From sandwiches, Moroccan empanadas, salads or broths.

Useful cuisine: a whole chicken and three dishes – RTVE Cocina

In the program Like Sapiens from RTVE present you with a practical session on how to make the most of (up to three dishes) that whole chicken that you can buy in your market, and which will also surely be a very economical proposal.

Turkey Dumplings

For New Year's Eve or any celebration, because turkey is a delicacy to enjoy all year round. But if you can also apply recipes like these empanadilas, even better. A proposal to do with the little ones, since avoiding waste, in addition to saving, shows values of sustainability and commitment that new generations have increasingly assumed.

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The turkey, a bird to eat all year round

 

MADRID, December 20, 2021

For some years now, turkey has been associated with the North American holiday of Thanksgiving or Christmas Eve dinner, but, nevertheless, both due to its versatility when cooking it and its nutritional characteristics, we should include it in our diet from day to day. day. Below we give you some reasons to do so.

  1. It is a natural recovery after practicing sports

Thanks to its high protein and amino acid content, turkey meat is perfect to eat after a training session because it helps us recover muscle. Whether grilled or sausage, turkey will give us a kick to avoid the dreaded soreness.

  • He is the king of the “line”

Turkey is lean meat and contains 2.2 grams of fat per 100 grams of product and provides 107 calories per 100 grams of meat, as long as we discard the skin that accumulates a greater amount of fat. Furthermore, thanks to its high water content, it helps us stay hydrated, a very important aspect in diets.

  • Take care of the heart

Turkey meat contains totally healthy fatty acids that help us have a strong and healthy heart, keeping the risk of suffering from cardiovascular diseases at bay.

  • Zzzzzzz

Eating turkey meat will help you sleep better. The reason? The high levels of tryptophan it contains help regulate the amount of serotonin produced by the body and, consequently, maintain the sleep cycle correctly.  

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Is it good to eat chicken? The delight of eating chicken

 

MADRID, December 16, 2021

People keep wondering that if they are hormonal, that if the skin makes them fat... but chicken should be an essential in our kitchens and, below, we explain why.  

  • TOP nutritional value for the Healthiest

Chicken is high in excellent quality protein, high in unsaturated fats and low in calories. According to Spanish Nutrition FoundationIn 100 grams of chicken, 20% are proteins, 70.3% is water and only 9.7% are lipids or fats.

  • The proteins that inspire Fitness

Chicken contains up to nine amino acids: tryptophan, valine, threonine, histidine, isoleucine, leucine, lysine, methionine and phenylalanine. Thanks to them, for example, we reduce stress levels, prevent heart disease and maintain and improve our muscles.  

  • Easy and light digestion

Chicken does not stimulate the production of acids in the stomach or gastric motility, which makes it a highly recommended meat for people with digestion problems or who are going through a temporary gastric illness.

  •  The versatility that the most foodies are looking for

Chicken is an animal from which the vast majority of its parts can be used in different types of preparations, whether baked, grilled, boiled, stewed, breaded, stewed or even en papillote. Yes, it is important to take into account the age of the chicken to determine the type of cooking. The younger the pieces are, the more advisable they are to prepare them in the oven, while the older ones require longer cooking times such as stews and stews.

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AVIANZA and Hard Rock Hotel Madrid join forces for Thanksgiving

 

MADRID, November 19, 2021

AVIANZA, the Spanish Interprofessional Poultry Meat Association, joins Hard Rock Hotel Madrid to celebrate in our country one of the most iconic and international dates in the United States: the Thanksgiving.  

For three days, November 23, 24 and 25, the flagship restaurant of the Hard Rock Hotel Madrid, sessions, will celebrate Thanksgiving dinner with a special menu that will include, among other delicacies, the classic roast turkey cooked by the renowned chef Juan Hely Pérez.   

Hard Rock Hotel Madrid, which opened its doors last July, did not want to miss the opportunity to celebrate such special dates with the tourists staying at the hotel, in addition to all the Madrid residents and American residents who want to celebrate a event as important as Thanksgiving in a unique environment and with the highest quality poultry products from Spanish producers.  

Avianza will be in charge of providing the turkey poultry meat, both breasts and minced meat, which are part of the preparation of this typical American dish, and which this year will have a more Spanish flavor than ever.   

The menu will consist of pumpkin cream with croutons and cream fresh first, with a roast turkey accompanied by stuffing, green beans, gravy, cranberry sauce and rustic mashed potatoes for the second, to finish with a dessert sin foot accompanied by fresh milk ice cream, all washed down with national broths. 

Thanksgiving with a spirit of solidarity  

Thanksgiving is a day in which families and friends typically get together to give thanks, something to which Avianza and Hard Rock Hotel Madrid have wanted to add, giving this action a spirit of solidarity. Therefore, part of the proceeds obtained will be donated to the NGO Save the Children.  

For Jordi Montfort, secretary general of the Spanish Interprofessional Association of Poultry Meat, “This action allows us to show the excellent pairing that Spanish turkey meat forms with a celebration as typically American as Thanksgiving. We combine the quality of local poultry products with the good work of the chef Juan Hely Pérez, and an environment as exceptional as Hard Rock Hotel Madrid, to invite all tourists and citizens to live this experience.”   

For Raúl Palomo, General Manager of Hard Rock Hotel Madrid “It is a pleasure to be able to collaborate in solidarity actions as we know best, Hard Rock style hand in hand with our gastronomy and our space in Madrid. We believe that our chef's proposal will be very popular and we invite anyone who wants to come and taste it.”.  

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AVIANZA launches the #MEgustaPoultry poultry meat promotion campaign in the United Arab Emirates

MADRID, November 10, 2021

This last quarter, the United Arab Emirates is having a more Spanish aroma than ever thanks to the campaign #MEgustaPoultry launched by AVIANZA, the Spanish Interprofessional Association of Poultry Meat, in collaboration with ICEX Spain Export and investments, to give visibility and promote poultry meat in the Middle East, one of the priority markets of its internationalization plan.

The objective is to show distributors, the restaurant sector and consumers some of the values associated with the Spanish poultry industry, as an international benchmark for its capacity for innovation, transformation and adaptation to new challenges in terms of healthy eating and nutrition. After months of preparation, this campaign begins in Dubai combining digital actions on social networks, promotion in local media and actions on the ground, where the aim is to highlight the quality of Spanish poultry meat, the nutritional properties of this type of product and trust. in the production companies of our country.

Influencers and chefs support Spanish poultry meats

AVIANZA's #MEgustaPoultry campaign, which started in September, consists of various actions to bring poultry meat closer to both the general public and national cooks and chefs. The first of these has been the campaign “Back to school” in which there has been the collaboration of 3 renowned Influencers in the UAE: the gastronomy editor of Harpers Bazaar Arabia and chef Dalia Dogmoch, the blogger Homam Ayaso of The Gastronaut and the chef Suad Shamma, who have prepared several dishes using as a base chicken, turkey and quail and, in which more than 120 thousand people have been reached so far.  

This action is also supported by the best chefs in our country who work there, such as the renowned Asturian chef Mariano Andres, responsible for ten restaurants in Dubai. He will be in charge of carrying out the training for cooks and chefs of the country in the three sessions that will be held during the months of October and November at SCAFA, The School of Culinary And Finishing Arts in Dubai. Andrés will also champion Spanish Week with a tribute to Spanish poultry farming on the menu of one of his restaurants, Seville's, during the third week of November.

Finally, the television chef Vineet Bathia and John Faver, chef de cuisine at the Sur, restaurant at the Westin Dubai Hotel, will be in charge of cooking a four-hands dinner at the Paella Event which will be attended by personalities, media and officials from the Dubai food sector.

The #MEgustaPoultry campaign has, in addition to the support of ICEX, the backing of the Foods & Wines From Spain brand and the use of the Poultry From Spain quality seal.

AVIANZA and ICEX, a long-term agreement

After the signing of the collaboration agreement between the two entities and the subsequent definition of dissemination, training and promotion actions for poultry products, the #MEgustaPoultry campaign represents the beginning of the development of a series of activities that seek to increase the business figures of the poultry sector, which reaches a turnover of 2.3 billion euros per year and has more than 40,000 direct and indirect jobs.

For Jordi Montfort, secretary general of the Spanish Interprofessional Association of Poultry Meat, “This campaign is the first step to publicize the wealth of the Spanish poultry meat sector, and the possibility of consolidating the necessary process of international expansion of our producers, in a market as attractive as that of the United Arab Emirates."

By ICEX, Maria Naranjo, director of the Food Industry, has shown her satisfaction with the launch of this promotional campaign that, through market diversification, highlights the Spanish poultry sector with products of excellence. “The Middle East is a strategic region and the United Arab Emirates is the best destination to serve as a visibility platform for the extensive range of products that are being worked on in the gourmet section under the Poultry from Spain brand”.

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THE SPANISH LIVESTOCK-MEAT SECTOR WILL REDUCE ITS GREENHOUSE EMISSIONS BY 30% IN THE COMING YEARS

  • The sector is involved in investments of 600 million euros in the field of livestock production and 542 million in industries to move towards environmental neutrality and compliance with the Sustainable Development Goals.
  • The plan includes 529 projects to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, 724 to reduce ammonia emissions, 220 focused on reducing emissions in transportation and another 110 investments on other aspects related to sustainability.
  • Interprofessional organizations highlight the sector's firm commitment to reducing GHG emissions, especially methane emissions, betting on more efficient livestock management, the promotion of more balanced diets and the application of sustainability and digitalization criteria in production processes

MADRID, November 5, 2021

The Spanish livestock-meat sector is working in a coordinated manner to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 30% (GHG) attributable to its activity, as part of its firm commitment to move towards environmental neutrality and compliance with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG), as reported by the six interprofessional organizations in the sector, ASICI, AVIANZA, INTERCUN, INTEROVIC , INTERPORC and PROVACUNO, on the occasion of the COP26 Climate Change Summit, which is being held these days in Glasgow.

To achieve these reduction objectives, of which 50% correspond to methane reductions (in line with the "Global Commitment on Methane", promoted by the US and the European Union at COP26 and to which 100 countries have joined, The sector is involved in investments of 600 million euros in the field of animal production and some 542 million euros in the meat industries), which also include other objectives such as improving energy efficiency in industries and facilities. livestock, manure, manure and sewage sludge management operations, and livestock feeding and enteric fermentation,

This entire plan that is being developed to contribute to the solution to the climate change problems facing our planet is an important part of a strategic sectoral project linked to European funds, which will mobilize investments of more than 5,054 million euros to increase its environmental sustainability and its capacity for innovation, contributing to the recovery and economic transformation of our country.

1,689 companies and ranchers from all the Autonomous Communities participate in this project, of which 73.6% are SMEs, together with technological partners in the fields of the circular economy, renewable energies and digitalization.

The objective includes a total of 529 investment proposals related to the reduction of greenhouse gases, 724 proposals to reduce ammonia emissions at facilities, 220 proposals focused on reducing emissions in transportation and 110 on other aspects related to the sustainability.

Reduction of ammonia, water footprint and energy consumption

In addition to the ambitious objectives regarding the reduction of greenhouse gases, especially methane, the livestock-meat chain contemplates the reduction of ammonia emissions from the facilities of the sectors included in an average value of 28% together with a 6% in the industry.

Likewise, energy consumption in farms and meat industries will also be reduced by 38% and 22%, respectively, with the projects undertaken.

The water footprint per kilogram of final product will also be reduced by an average value of 18%, as a consequence of the reduction in water consumption after the automation and robotization of processes, the control of leaks and water escapes due to the modernization of facilities and water supply systems, as well as operations associated with the reuse and recovery of water for cleaning operations, supplying livestock or irrigating crops.

Finally, feed consumption will decrease by 15%, which will in turn lead to a reduction in GHG and ammonia emissions. And the consumption of other raw materials will also be reduced by 23% in livestock facilities and by 18% in meat industries.

The livestock-meat chain has always shown its commitment to contributing to the progress and development of Spanish society and its territory, as demonstrated by its ecosystem that generates employment, wealth, territorial structure, balanced and healthy diet and responsible consumption, in addition to its efforts to reduce the environmental impacts generated by its activity.

ASICI. The Interprofessional Association of the Iberian Pig brings together producers and processing industries of Iberian products.

AVIANZA. The Spanish Interprofessional Poultry Meat Association brings together both farms and production centers as well as cutting and processing plants.

INTERCUN. The Interprofessional Organization to promote the Rabbit Sector integrates representatives of the production branch and rabbit meat processing-marketing companies.

INTEROVIC. The Interprofessional Organization of Sheep and Goat Meat represents the producers of this livestock branch and the industrialists and marketers who generate and distribute the derived products.

INTERPORC. The Interprofessional Agri-Food Organization of White-Capped Pigs represents all sectors of the white-capped pork value chain: production, processing and marketing.

PROVACUNO. The Interprofessional Agri-Food Organization of Beef is made up of the main organizations of the production sector and the processing/marketing sector.

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CALL FOR TENDER

CALL FOR TENDER
Publication date: October 11, 2021
Tender for the selection of a promotion body for the development of a multi-annual program REA EU 1144/2014 for the promotion of poultry.

PROMOTION PROGRAM IN BELGIUM, FRANCE, SPAIN AND GERMANY

1/ CONTEXT
The Asociation:

AVEC (Coordinator)- Association of poultry processors and poultry trade in EU countries
AVEC is the voice of the European poultry sector. AVEC facilitates communication between international organizations and decision-makers and focuses on key areas such as animal health and welfare, food safety and quality, trade and sustainable development. AVEC members are national associations from 16 EU Member States + 1 associate member from the United Kingdom.

AVIANZA – the Spanish Poultry Meat Association (previously called Propollo)
The Spanish Poultry Meat Association -AVIANZA- has more than 65 associated companies, integrating more than 95% of the poultry meat market. In this sense, we have more than 5,000 farms, 281 slaughterhouses and cutting plants, as well as more than 40,000 workers who work for the poultry meat industry in Spain.

BVG – Bundesverband der Geflügelschlachtereien e. v.
The BVG – Bundesverband der Geflügelschlachtereien e. V. is the professional organization and the sole representative body of the German poultry slaughter and processing industry. Its 33 members – mainly poultry slaughterhouses, poultry meat processors and marketers – represent more than 93% of the German poultry processing sector. As a specialized branch focusing on issues of the poultry processing industry, BVG is a member of the umbrella and top organization of the German poultry industry, the ZDG – Zentralverband der Deutschen Geflügelwirtschaft e. V. (German Poultry Association).

ICPC – French Interprofessional Broiler Committee

Since its origins in 2007, CIPC is a French poultry association that represents 85% of the broiler sector and each of its fields: hatchery, livestock, animal feeding, slaughterhouses. Based in Rennes, close to the main poultry production areas, it develops its network and experience to offer a variety of services available from professionals to scientists and closely linked to administration. The ICPC allocates its means and resources to broiler production, with a dedicated board member and survey activities. The French production volume in 2019 is estimated at 1,754 thousand Tec of poultry, including 222 MTec of ducks, 326 MTec of turkeys and 1,173 MTec of broilers.

SUST EU POULTRY – the Programme:

This program aims to raise awareness and promote European meat and poultry production methods, highlighting its commitment to creating the most sustainable and environmentally friendly European agri-food sector. The program focuses on the three factors of sustainability: the environment, the economy and society. The proposing organizations span four different European markets giving the program an ambitious European dimension and will focus on four different target markets: Belgium, Spain, Germany and France.

While the efforts and measures of the European poultry sector when the new Biodiversity and Farm to Fork strategies[1] were launched as part of the Green Deal[2] have been a great boost, there is still a tendency to identify the sector as a which has no beneficial role for climate action and the environment. For this reason, the aim of this program is to highlight the sustainability of EU agriculture for consumers, highlighting its commitment to climate change mitigation and underlining that the consumption of European poultry meat is beneficial for an sustainable European environment, society and economy.

With a total budget of more than 3 million euros and numerous promotional and information activities in Belgium, Spain, Germany and France, the association will not only use online and offline channels to communicate the message, but will also organize different events, tasting and workshops to reach the largest number of consumers possible. The impact this program will have on the European poultry sector will also encourage other key industry players to work on their sustainable products and production methods.

General objectives:

'Highlight the specific characteristics of agricultural production methods in the Union, in particular in terms of food safety, traceability, authenticity, labeling, nutritional and health aspects, animal welfare, respect for the environment and sustainability, and the characteristics of agricultural and food products, especially in terms of quality, flavor, diversity or traditions", is the general objective of this program.

If consumers are aware of the sustainable characteristics of the European poultry sector compared to the same products from third countries, they can prioritize poultry produced in the EU and make informed choices. Within this programme, our aim is to promote European poultry meat products, more specifically products originating mainly from chicken and turkey.

Contribution to the environment

This programme, based on the sustainability of European products and production methods, aims to support the European poultry meat sector through communication activities based on the strategies that the proposing organizations and all their partners are implementing to make more sustainable its production processes and its environmental impact. These strategies are in line with the European Farm to Fork and Green Deal strategies, both based on achieving more ecological and sustainable production systems, among other objectives.

This program also aims to adapt to new market trends in poultry meat consumption, as well as the environmental demands that people increasingly place on producers.

2/ TENDER

The hiring of a specialized executive agency is necessary to plan and execute the actions covered in this program once AVEC and its partners have signed the Grant Agreement. The partners expect a sustainable partnership with the implementing agency, based on high mutual trust, considering the budgets involved and the need to maintain the partners' trust through the proposed programme.

The agency will interact with AVEC as Coordinator, but also with all partners individually to implement the program in their respective target countries.

The program will have a global budget of more than 3 million euros and has a total duration of 2 years. It focuses on three main audiences: young people, family decision-makers (who would form the final consumer section) and key opinion leaders, in Germany, France, Belgium and Spain.

Open bidding conditions:

  1. The objective of this tender is the application for a promotion program co-financed by the EU EEA agency. If European funds are not guaranteed, the tender will be considered void.
  2. This offer is unpaid. Unselected applicants will not receive any financial compensation.
  3. All information sent to selected applicants will be treated as strictly confidential, and due to the institutional nature of the data, it cannot be used for other clients.
  4. The AVEC will send to candidates who request it technical information on the selection of target markets and the objectives of the program for the preparation of their proposals.
  5. The selection criteria will ensure the best value for money in accordance with Regulation (EU) No 1144/2014 of the European Parliament.
  6. Once the creative work is submitted by the applicant, it becomes the property of the awarding entities without limitations of time and space, and this includes its use for all methods and means of communication.
  7. The contracting entities reserve the right to use creative concepts (images, logos, slogans and domain names) in the context of other own campaigns and without time limitations.
  8. The selected body will sign a contract with the contracting entities.
  9. No costs will be incurred before a framework agreement has been signed between the contracting entities and the European Commission, and a framework agreement between the contracting entities and the implementing body.

Mandatory elements that applicants must present:

Candidates must propose a strategic plan for the development of a multiple promotion REA program in the aforementioned markets with the objective of improving the image of poultry products and boosting their consumption.

The detailed proposal (PowerPoint format is preferred) must be submitted in English to Ms. Birthe Steenberg ([email protected]) and include:

  1. A dated and signed request letter accepting the bidding conditions.
  2. A presentation from the agency that includes proof of being up to date with tax payments, information on its financial viability, on its competencies to support the association with these missions and on its knowledge of the rules relating to promotion programs financed by The EU
  3. A proposal based on the knowledge of the target countries regarding the production, consumption and consumption habits of poultry meat. The agency must be able to propose a series of actions based on the different criteria established in the proposal.
  4. The organization must describe the objectives, the target audience, as well as the planned products and must include a budget proposal for each action within the general framework defined for that campaign.
  5. Affidavit duly dated and signed by the applicant declaring any possible conflict of interest arising from the work carried out by an institution in the poultry sector in any of the markets covered by the campaign.

The proposal must take into account the mandatory EU signature and other graphic elements, as stipulated in Regulation EC/1144/2014 and the corresponding legislation. The selected executive agency must strictly comply with these criteria for all actions planned and carried out, as non-compliance with these EU rules would result in ineligibility of the actions and loss of funding. In the event that our application does not lead to the signing of the grant agreement, the execution of the campaign should of course have no purpose and this offer would be null and void.

3/ SUPPORT ACTIONS

The selected implementing agency will support the beneficiaries in the implementation of the following measures provided for in this programme:

  1. Public relations activities (public relations office and press releases)
  2. Digital communication (campaign on social networks, online advertising, digital events, etc.
  3. Organization of events such as exhibitions/conferences/webinars/
  4. Advertising in different media (press, online, television, outdoor,…)
  5. …

The agency will have to propose how to articulate and adapt all these actions to the different target countries, as well as demonstrate its experience in the different fields of activities.

The agency will have to propose how to articulate and adapt all these actions to the different recipient countries. The AVEC will send to candidates who request it technical information on the selection of target markets and the objectives of the program for the preparation of their proposals.

An evaluation agency will also be selected to audit the program. The selected body is expected to facilitate the work of the evaluation body, as necessary, throughout the project, e.g. For example, provide the information requested by the evaluation body, participate in occasional meetings and accept its recommendations.

4/ SELECTION CRITERIA

The selection will be made by a jury made up of the AVEC team, as well as the other 3 partners from France, Germany and Spain participating in the project.

Selection criteria:

  1. Quality and coherence of the strategy, argumentation of the proposed actions (30 points)
  2. Value for money (20 points)
  3. Understanding and strict compliance with EU promotion rules (20 points)
  4. Experience in EU promotion projects/communication actions, in particular on sustainability aspects, as well as quality of information provided on the financial viability of the Agency (20 points)
  5. Qualifications of the project management team and experience in the 4 target countries (10 points)

5/ PROPOSED PLANNING

November 15, at the latest, 6:00 p.m.: Deadline to submit the application for the tender
November 29 at 6:00 p.m.: notification of the elected agency and detailed notification to the other non-elected agencies

6/ CONTACTS

Ms. Birthe Steenberg, General Secretary of AVEC ([email protected]) is available to answer any questions candidates may have (tel: + 32 (0) 492 10 75 71).

[1] European Commission – https://ec.europa.eu/food/farm2fork_en
[2] European Commission – https://ec.europa.eu/clima/policies/eu-climate-action_en

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REGISTER FOR THE WORLD POULTRY DAY EVENT: KEYS TO AN INDUSTRY OF THE FUTURE

Next May 10 we invite you to a very special day on the occasion of the #WorldPoultryDay (from 12pm to 1pm). We organize a sector meeting 1TP5Poultry industry with 3 great professionals to analyze the keys to our future:

✅ Maria Naranjo Crespo, Director of Food, Gastronomy and Wines of the ICEX.
✅ Carlos Garcés Narro, innovation specialist and professor in the Department of Animal Production and Food Science and Technology at the CEU Cardenal Herrera University.
✅ #AntonioNotary, a doctor specializing in both endocrinology and nutrition and sports medicine. Professor of Sports Nutrition by the Catholic University of Murcia.
✅ And Jordi Montfort, secretary general of #Avianza.

Registration in https://lnkd.in/ggeWz2T