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UNECE Meeting/Workshop on Meat Quality for a Sustainable future: International meeting on eating quality, standards and innovative solutions for trade

UNECE Meeting/Workshop on Meat Quality for a Sustainable future: International meeting on eating quality, standards and innovative solutions for trade

01 - 02 August 2019
Potsdam-Berlin Berlin Germany

The meeting/workshop is organized by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) in collaboration with the organizers of the 2019 International Congress of Meat Science and Technology (IComst).

The international UNECE meeting/workshop will focus on sustainable meat quality and standards; the latest developments in the area of eating quality; innovative solutions for sustainable meat trade; food integrity, traceability of meat and blockchain technologies; as well as sustainable solutions to food loss/waste prevention in the meat sector.

Presentations  
SDGs in action: Meat Business Women-Building the pipeline of female talent for the meat industry Laura Ryan PDF
French management of beef eating quality Christophe Denoyelle/ Isabelle Legrand PDF
Imaging methods for meat quality Peter McGilchrist PDF
Path to implementation for eating quality grading  Rod Polkinghorne PDF
Ovine eating quality and yield standards for the future  Honor Calnan PDF
Ontology projects and the FAIR data principles - making data findable, accessible, interoperable and reusable Jean-François Hocquette PDF
Sustainable meat quality and standards – What UNECE brings to the table Lilianna Annovazzi-Jakab PDF
Taking Europe forward – Goals and vision for the Foundation Jerzy Wierzbicki PDF
Combining animal performances, nutritional value and sensory quality of meat  Jean-François Hocquette PDF
Supporting sustainable meat through Origin Green  Michael Houlihan PDF
Sustainability: how the livestock industry addresses and works towards SDG implementation including food loss/waste prevention  Hsin Huang PDF
Application  of  REIMS to meat - underpinning assessment of integrity and quality  Nicholas Birse PDF
Objective methods for meat quality in Australia - Almtech project  Graham Gardner PDF
Flavour and consumers – an international approach  Linda Farmer PDF
Challenges for the meat industry – is eating quality still important?  Linda Farmer PDF