Linking extensive husbandry practices to the intrinsic quality of pork and broiler meat
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Linking extensive husbandry practices to the intrinsic quality of pork and broiler meat
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Quality
To help farmers to improve the quality of their pork and broiler meat by applying extensive husbandry practices.

Information
To inform consumers about the extensiveness of production methods regarding the quality of the pork and broiler meat they purchase.

Research
To support the EU Farm to Fork strategy’s objective to combat food fraud by investigating methods to improve traceability and determine authenticity.
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