Synthesis of WP8 Traditional Food Products Recommendations

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Synthesis of WP8 Traditional Food Products Recommendations Corinne AMBLARD* Elise PRUGNARD* Georges GIRAUD** *VetAgro Sup Clermont c.amblard@vetagro-sup.fr **Agro Sup Dijon 1

Reminder of WP8 methodology Same methodology in the 6 countries Study of the legal framework for traditional food 12 focus groups in 6 countries Quantitative study associated to trade-off measurement (1200 consumers) Analysis with a special focus on consumers clusters 2

Interest of WP8 methodology - FG generated hypothesis about traditional food perception and consumption. - FG showed a gap between experts and consumers perceptions about traditional food: From experts: traditional food = food with GI and more product-oriented From consumers: more home-made dishes-related - FG made it possible to find a common product between the 6 countries for conjoint analysis : Mladi Sir. 3

Interest of WP8 methodology - Conjoint analysis avoided the declarative bias and forced the consumer to make a choice between attributes. - Clustering showed that there is not only a single behaviour but different behaviours towards traditional food. - WP9 results will be complementary to WP8 (traditional products / dishes) More validated results 4

What is traditional food? A traditional food is a product frequently consumed or associated with specific celebrations and/or seasons, normally transmitted from one generation to another, made with care in a specific way according to the gastronomic heritage, with little or no processing/manipulation, that is distinguished and known because of its sensory properties and associated to a certain local area, region or country (Guerrero, 2009, TRUEFOOD). 5

What is traditional food in the Balkans? - Same definition than TRUEFOOD but : Natural products or dishes with natural ingredients Without packaging or with a traditional packaging More home-made or bought at farmers or green markets 6

What about consumers attitudes, expectations and behaviours towards traditional food? 7

Attitudes toward traditional food - Globally, there is a positive attitude towards traditional food in all countries. - For the product studied, more than 80% eat it once a month or more often. - 82% eat traditional dishes once a week or more. - 38% would eat more often fresh cow cheese. - Almost all consumers will eat more often traditional dishes if they would be more available to them. 8

Drivers for traditional food consumption - To take care of the natural content of food - To promote the local or country origin of the traditional food - To favour the on-farm and small dairy production - BUT to adapt the offer of traditional food to different segments of consumers : Those who favour local origin Those who favour small or on-farm production Those who seek affordable prices Those who prefer industrial products and pay for this 9

Barriers for traditional food consumption - Consumers who control his/her weight (to be confirmed by WP9 analysis) or have some diseases (i.e. cholesterol) Traditional food may be too fat or salted - Prices of some traditional food too high - Availability of this type of food: not found everywhere - Lack of trust in on-farm production (hygiene) 10

Recommendations about traditional food in Balkan countries 11

Innovation is more accepted for products rather than for dishes - Traditional dishes are usually home-made. - They are not often bought ready-made and consumers may be reluctant to packaging. - 64 % will not buy traditional dishes in supermarkets as ready-cooked meals (WP9) BUT: - 31 % would buy traditional ready-cooked dishes in supermarkets - Long time preparation of traditional dishes is a barrier of consumption Ready-cooked dishes attractive for urban active and/or young people? 12

Innovation is more accepted for products rather than for dishes - Preference for purchase to farmers or confident sellers but majority of purchases of traditional products in supermarkets. - Packaging is not a negative criterion for cheese. Some consumers do appreciate the convenience of the packaging. - New packaging are well accepted by consumers. - When accepted, innovation increases the willingness to pay of consumers (industrial products with high prices). 13

Need to protect traditional food - Long tradition of protecting geographical indications. - Lot of traditional foods but not registered as PDO nor PGI (except in Slovenia). Why register traditional Balkan food as PDO or PGI? - More than 80% of respondents considered that traditional food should be protected as a GI. - Geographical origin is an important purchase criterion. - Consumers require stricter hygiene rules to be reassured towards on-farm production. 14

Consequences to protect traditional food - Stronger notoriety outside the region of production - Better confidence of consumers in traditional food produced by small producers. - Protection against imitation - To make exportations easier (?) Preservation of the strong heritage of Balkan culinary tradition, especially for the new generations 15

Segmentation of the traditional food offer - Typical traditional food for consumers sensitive to traditional food - Traditional food more industrial, prepacked with high prices and maybe more available (supermarkets) for consumers more sensitive to convenience (packaging, time of preparation ) Development of ready-to-eat traditional dishes sold in supermarkets? 16

Perspectives of the study - Application of the study on fresh cow cheese Need to broaden towards other categories of food - Interesting to combine focus groups and conjoint analysis : to implement in other research projects. - Need to compare WP8 and WP9 results to have a global overview of traditional food - Interesting to compare perception of traditional food by EU consumers and Balkan consumers (TRUEFOOD/FOCUS Balkans) Further publications are to come 17

Conclusion A lot of work for Balkan partners! Thank you very much 18