The team of the Benaki Phytopathological Institute and the coordinator of BalkanROAD visited the pilot area of MOPF. During the visit, both teams cooperated and defined the key steps of the peppers processing procedure to be considered in the ROAD tool and also discussed about processes and procedures that could be improved in order to reduce the environmental footprint of the final marketable product of MOPF.
The partners of BalkanROAD project met on 12 October 2018 in North Macedonia. A fruitful cooperation and discussions regarding past and future activities of the project took place. For the next six months and until the 3rd project meeting, BalkanROAD consortium is focusing on developing the ROAD tool (the software) and on the wide communication of the project.
The Working team of the Benaki Phytopathological institute visited the pilot area in Greece during grapes harvesting to collect data regarding Greenhouse Gases emissions, water consumption and waste production. During this 3 days visit, soil sampling took also place.
The second meeting between BalkanROAD partners will take place on 12 October in North Macedonia, at the premises of MOPF.
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