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The Project

BREADCRUMB aims to provide an empirical evidence-based understanding of the purpose and nature of food marketing standards and their impact on FW generation, to propose interventions that balance the objectives of reducing FW and other objectives of standards, and to help food chain actors increase the business potential of suboptimal foods. To achieve its aim, the project will pursue five detailed objectives

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21
Partners
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7
Countries
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36
Months
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5
M€ Budget

The Objectives

zero food waste

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March 17, 2025

CREDA’s Key Contributions to BREADCRUMB: Advancing Research on Food Marketing Standards and Food Waste

As part of the BREADCRUMB project, CREDA has been actively engaged in groundbreaking research on Food Marketing Standards (FMS) and their impact on food waste (FW). Their work spans across multiple work packages, focusing on hypothesis development, case study analysis, and economic modeling. Below, we highlight CREDA’s recent progress and contributions. Case Study Analysis in […]

March 4, 2025

Harnessing Agent-Based Models to Address Food Waste and Market Efficiency in BREADCRUMB

💡 How do marketing standards impact food waste?  💡 How can we create solutions that balance sustainability with market efficiency?  At BREADCRUMB, the University of Bologna (UNIBO) is developing an Agent-Based Model (ABM) to explore the intricate relationship between food marketing standards and food waste across supply chains.  What is an ABM?  An Agent-Based Model […]

February 28, 2025

Raising Food Waste on the Research Agenda: BREADCRUMB at the Green Solutions Centre Workshop

Should food waste receive more attention in research?   At Københavns Universitet – University of Copenhagen (UCPH), we believe so! Fortunately, tackling food waste has been a key priority within the Green Solutions Centre (GSC) for some time.  Recently, UCPH researchers had the opportunity to present BREADCRUMB’s latest findings, developed in collaboration with 21 project partners, […]