Good Practice - Project

Setting up a short supply chain for traditional food products in Brasov County

CAP funding enables Romanian farmers to establish successful short supply chain for quality food.
  • CAP Implementation
  • - Programming period: 2014-2022 Romania
    - Programming period: 2014-2022 Romania

    General information

    RDP Priority
    • P3. Food chain and risk management
    RDP Focus Area
    • 3A: Agri-food chain integration & quality
    RDP Measure
    • M16: Cooperation

    Summary

    Ten farmers from Brașov County used CAP funds to open their own physical and online store and to launch a successful promotional campaign of direct marketing for their branded food range.

    Results

    The association managed to establish a distribution network which, in addition to their own store and online shop, includes five bistros and several supermarkets and stores. 

    Discussions are underway regarding potential new food/marketing partnerships and a plan to expand the association’s educational programme (farms visits, school workshops, etc.).

    Promoter

    Brasov Association of Traditional Product Farmers, APPT

    Funding

    Total budget 100 000 (EUR)
    EAFRD 85 000 (EUR)
    National/Regional 15 000 (EUR)

    Resources

    English language

    41._setting_up_a_short_supply_chain_for_traditional_food_products_in_brasov_county.pdf

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