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Newsletter
| As part of the QLIF project a bi-annual electronic newsletter are produced and posted on the QLIF website. The newsletter seeks to inform on project findings and activities. |
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We wish to reach and inform different stakeholder groups such as producers, processors, retailers, standard setting organisation, EU and national decision makers and consumer/consumer organisations focused sub-sections.
The newsletters provide an update on the progress in the QLIF research project comprising account of results deriving from the project, new publications and other presentations.
The newsletter will also present outreach activities like the annual congress, workshops and initiatives taken by project partners. Finally, the newsletter will mediate 6-monthly reports/information released for dissemination and link to research publications.
Previous newsletters
News briefs
In order to notify about current event and activities, we put out "news briefs" (email alerts).
Previous News briefs:
| February 2009 |
Information flyer on 5th QLIF congress in Antalya, Turkey, 22 - 25 April 2009
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| May 2008 |
Invitation to 4th QLIF congress in Modena 19-20 June, 2008 and invitation to QLIF course on HACCP for the organic sector
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| October 2007 |
Announcement of the 4th QLIF Training and Exchange workshop at Louis Bolk 13-15 February 2008
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| July 2007 |
Outline of the 4th QLIF congress in Modena, Italy, 18-20 June 2008
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| April 2007 |
Announcement of the integration of subproject videos on the QLIF website
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Announcement of the third QLIF workshop for junior researchers to take place February 2007 in the Netherlands
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Call for the third QLIF congress to take place March 2007 in Germany |
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Organisations who are part of the QLIF extension network are allowed to use the articles from the newsletter in their dissemination.
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