Fresh local food
Fresh local food

Hungry for fresh and local produce?

Are you also such a lover of fresh and local produce? Then the study on better access and use of locally produced food is for you! With your participation, you can help shape and encourage the future of local food on campus. Visit the stand on campus and sign up to participate in an interview. The researchers at the stand will give you an explanation and a taste of the fresh, local products at stake.

Research supply of local products on campus

Buying local products is good for the environment, for local producers and for ourselves. After all, these are fresh, quality products. Together with Oregional, a local cooperative of agricultural producers, and Campus & Facilities, Nijmegen School of Management is conducting research into the need and possibilities for offering local products on campus. The research focuses on the influence of lifestyle and activities on the role of food in our daily lives. And more specifically on how Radboud University employees deal with the food they buy, store, cook and eat. And how local food could fit in with their lifestyle and activities.

Gebiedscooperatie Oregional is a cooperation of farmers in the Arnhem-Nijmegen region, whom produce food in a sustainable, nature-include way. The cooperation aims at realizing a short food supply chain by bringing farmers and citizens together to create a sustainable supply of fresh produce for consumption.

Participation and more information

So your opinion is very valuable! By taking part in an interview, you will help us gain more insight into the needs and wishes regarding an offer of fresh, local products on campus. Will you participate? Sign up directly with researcher Carlijn de Smet (carlijn.desmet [at] ru.nl) or drop by our stand for more information and something tasty.

Between 10.30 am - 1.30 pm, it will be at the locations listed below on campus.

  • Monday 15 May: Elinor Ostrom Building
  • Tuesday 16 May: Huygens Building
  • Wednesday 17 May: Erasmus Building
  • Monday 22 May: Maria Montessori Building  
  • Tuesday 23 May: Berchmanianum  
  • Wednesday 24 May: Grotius Building  

This research is supported with funding from the European Commission (European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development) and in collaboration with Oregional. The research team consists of marketing researchers Paul Driessen, Paolo Franco, Marleen Hermans, and Carlijn de Smet.

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Theme
Sustainability