Faced with the need to change linear production and consumption models to address immense societal challenges such as global warming and climate change and to contribute to achieving the SDGs, the European Commission has tabled, and the European Parliament and the Council are approving a raft of legislative proposals making sustainable public procurement (henceforth SPP) mandatory in a growing number of sectors. In this way, EU law moves from regulating just ‘how to buy’ into giving the Member States and their contracting authorities rules about ‘what to buy’
The impact of the "Farm To Fork" strategy on sustainable food and catering
Roberto Caranta
2024-01-01
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Faced with the need to change linear production and consumption models to address immense societal challenges such as global warming and climate change and to contribute to achieving the SDGs, the European Commission has tabled, and the European Parliament and the Council are approving a raft of legislative proposals making sustainable public procurement (henceforth SPP) mandatory in a growing number of sectors. In this way, EU law moves from regulating just ‘how to buy’ into giving the Member States and their contracting authorities rules about ‘what to buy’File in questo prodotto:
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