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Five-stage timeline: identification on arrival, what can be seen in the first few minutes, the records, the processing workshop depending on the activity, then the report and its deadlines for bringing things into compliance.

A food-safety inspection on the farm: what to expect on the day

An inspector from the DDPP, the French departmental food-safety inspectorate, turns up without an appointment. What they check first, in what order, what they are entitled to ask for, and how a visit actually unfolds — beyond the food-safety management plan itself.

Publicado el 11 de agosto de 2026Leer el artículo →
Self-service line in a school canteen: individual portions of carrots, celery and cucumber in trays, fruit purées in cups, and a child’s hand helping herself

EGalim assessment: how a French local authority measures its progress

The four thresholds (50%, 20% organic, 60% meat and fish, 100% for the State), the ma cantine online declaration window, the denominator trap — and level 2 certification dropping out of the count on 1 January 2027.

Publicado el 11 de agosto de 2026Leer el artículo →
Four cards: the minimum content of the food-waste assessment, the donation agreement required above the threshold, the ban on making unsold food unfit flagged in red, and what the scheme changes for a supplier under contract.

Reducing food waste in French canteens: the little-known EGalim obligations

Mandatory assessment, donation agreement, a ban on making unsold food unfit for consumption: what France’s EGalim law actually requires against waste in collective catering, beyond good intentions.

Publicado el 11 de agosto de 2026Leer el artículo →
Four cards matching the law’s four strands: collective catering, contracts and prices, promotions and the below-cost resale threshold, information and the fight against waste.

EGalim: France’s food law explained simply, what has been mandatory and since when

The French national food conference, organic thresholds, limits on promotions, a vegetarian menu: EGalim brings together several distinct obligations that came into force on different dates. The full overview, without jargon.

Publicado el 11 de agosto de 2026Leer el artículo →
Breakdown of a SIRET number into two adjoining segments: the nine digits of the SIREN, which identify the business and do not change, then the five digits of the NIC, which identify the establishment and change with it.

SIRET, SIREN, holding number: a French producer’s identifiers, and what each one is for

Four numbers, four different uses, and frequent confusion between them. What identifies the business, what identifies the establishment, what identifies the farm holding for the CAP and, for a livestock farm, with the veterinary services — and where to find each one.

Publicado el 11 de agosto de 2026Leer el artículo →
Handwritten parcel map from the Napoleonic cadastre: fine division of parcels in ink, place names written in pen, commune boundaries highlighted in red and blue, a compass rose and a graphic scale

The Registre Parcellaire Graphique (RPG): what France’s land parcel register is for and how to consult it

The RPG identifies every French agricultural parcel declared under the CAP. What it actually contains, where to consult it free of charge, and why it is becoming a useful reference well beyond the CAP declaration — EUDR, traceability, proof of origin.

Publicado el 11 de agosto de 2026Leer el artículo →
Black-and-white photograph of an institutional kitchen: two cooks in white jackets and caps busy among large vats and stoves, ladles and basins hanging in the foreground

Private vs public collective catering in France: what changes for a supplier

School canteen, hospital, company restaurant: France’s EGalim obligations do not apply the same way everywhere. What distinguishes a public contract from a private one, and where to look for each type of outlet.

Publicado el 11 de agosto de 2026Leer el artículo →
International consignment note from 1924, a yellowed and folded bilingual German-French form covered in station and customs stamps, the consignee’s name written in pen at the top and the sender’s signature at the bottom right

Upstream and downstream traceability: the difference explained simply

Upstream, downstream, internal: the three notions most often confused by an operator discovering the regulation, with concrete examples for each and what “one-up, one-down” really means.

Publicado el 11 de agosto de 2026Leer el artículo →
Open-air market stall: crates of tomatoes, peppers and avocados, topped with handwritten slates giving the product name and its price

Direct selling: what the rules require (labelling, weights, prices)

Market, farm, box scheme: labelling and price-display obligations do not disappear in direct selling. What is mandatory even without packaging, the mistakes that cost a fine, and what remains at the seller’s discretion.

Publicado el 11 de agosto de 2026Leer el artículo →
Bodega de afinado: miles de ruedas de gruyer alineadas en estanterías de madera

Trazabilidad alimentaria: la guía completa 2026

Definición, obligaciones normativas (UE, Francia), trazabilidad ascendente y descendente, herramientas digitales, e-label del vino, EUDR, AGEC: todo lo que un productor o distribuidor debe saber en 2026.

Publicado el 2 de junio de 2026Leer el artículo →

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