www.eurepgap.org

COUNTRIES WITH EUREPGAPCERTIFICATES

Albania, Argentina, Australia, Austria,

Belgium, Brazil, Brunei Darussalam,

Bulgaria, Cameroon, Canada, Chile,

China, Colombia, Costa Rica, Côte

d’Ivoire, Croatia, Cuba, Cyprus,

Czech Republic, Denmark, Dominican

Republic, Ecuador, Egypt, Ethiopia,

France, Germany, Ghana, Greece,

Guatemala, Honduras, Hungary,

India, Indonesia, Iran, Ireland,

Israel, Italy, Jamaica, Japan, Jordan,

Kenya, Korea (North), Lithuania,

Madagascar, Malaysia, Martinique,

Mexico, Moldova, Morocco, Namibia,

New Zealand, Nicaragua, Norway,

Palestinian Territories, Panama, Peru,

Poland, Portugal, Romania, Saudi

Arabia, Senegal, Slovakia, Slovenia,

South Africa, South Korea, Spain,

Sri Lanka, Sweden, Switzerland,

Thailand, The Netherlands, Tunisia,

Turkey, United Kingdom, Uruguay,

USA, Venezuela, Vietnam, Zambia

EUREPGAP RETAIL AND FOODSERVICE MEMBERS

FURTHER INFORMATION

EUREPGAP c/o FoodPLUS GmbH

Spichernstr. 55 · 50672 Cologne

www.eurepgap.org · info@foodplus.org

Stand: January 2007

The Global Partnership for Safe and

Sustainable Agriculture

Facts & Figures

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EUREPGAP CERTIFIED PRODUCERSVISION“EUREPGAP harmonises and establishes standards

for safe and sustainable agriculture around the

globe.”

ELECTED BOARD

Retailer representation

Horst Lang – Globus

Stephen Ridge – Somerfield

Alfons Schmid – Ahold

Johann Zueblin – Migros

Producer/Supplier representation

Josse de Baerdemaeker – VBT/Brava/Lava

Steve Homer – Flamingo Holdings

Benito Orihuel – Anecoop

Bert Urlings – Vion Food Group

Management

Nigel Garbutt – Chairman

Kristian Moeller – Managing Director

Producer/Supplier and Associate Members

An overview of the sustaining supplier and associate

members involved can be found on our website:

www.eurepgap.org

GOVERNANCE

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EUREPGAP – A CERTIFICATION SYSTEMEUREPGAP is a business-to-business standard.

Food safety is no longer a competitive subject.

At this level the aim is harmonisation between all

market participants rather than differentiation.

EUREPGAP certification is carried out by more

than 100 independent certification bodies in more

than 70 countries.

EUREPGAP is open to all producers worldwide.

All standards can be downloaded from our website

free of charge.

EUREPGAP includes annual inspections of the

producers and additional unannounced inspections.

The EUREPGAP quality standard is being

continuously developed to consider new market

requirements.

EUREPGAP currently* covers the following products

with a modular system:

CROP PRODUCTION Fruit & Vegetables

Flower & Ornamentals

Combinable Crops

Green Coffee

Tea

LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION Cattle & Sheep

Dairy

Pigs

Poultry

AQUACULTURE Salmon & Trouts

ANIMAL FEED PRODUCTION

PROPAGATION MATERIAL PRODUCTION

* further product modules are currently in development

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INTERNATIONAL RECOGNITION Owners of Good Agricultural Practice standards

worldwide can seek to demonstrate equivalence with

EUREPGAP through an independant benchmarking

process.

COUNTRIES WITH EQUIVALENT OR APPLICANT* SCHEMESAustria, Chile, China*, Columbia*, Denmark*, France,

Germany, Ireland*, Japan*, Kenya, Mexico, New

Zealand, Scotland*, Spain, Sweden*, Switzerland,

The Netherlands, United Kingdom, Uruguay*