Calendar of Events

In addition to its pavilion, the European Union fostered a dynamic and in-depth discussion around how to feed the world healthily and sustainably through the organisation of conferences and events dedicated to the theme of Expo Milano 2015. An ambitious calendar of more than 200 events was developed to address global food security challenges through scientific, policy, business to business (B2B) and cultural events.

These events offered something for everyone from young people to high level scientists, entrepreneurs and policy makers. Our goal for the Expo was to create a lasting legacy that will shape the global debate and contribute to finding solutions to ending world hunger post 2015.

This calendar of events, which can be seen below by clicking the dedicated button, should also serve as a resource base, making accessible to the public the large amount of knowledge created throughout these events.

In case you are interested in particular subjects, you can also find a list of events categorised by topic and their related reports (click on the dedicated button below).

 

 

Past events:

From the preamble of the Milan Charter

It will be shown how chemistry can help to understand what makes food pleasant and how food is transformed during the cooking procedure in order not only to be appreciated b the consumers but also to be safe and to mantain its nutritional value.

With the special participation of Delegations from ASEAN - Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Brunei Darussalam, Cambodia, Indonesia, Lao PDR, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Viet Nam).

Exhibition on EU gastronomic routes inviting visitors to discover EU culture, food history and gastronomic products

B2B event on 28th from 14.30 to 19.30

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Food Futuring Tours is participatory experience which aims at re-imagining food in the XXI century, collecting ideas, visions and imaginaries about the future of food and food of the future, and their possible social – inclusive of ethical and cultural aspects – and environmental impacts inspired

Producing sugar in Italy means respecting qualitative, environmental and social standards with a strong link to the territory; used in many products, sugar in Italy plays an important role for the supplying of confectionery Industries as for final consumers.

Date: 28 September, 2015
Venue: Palazzo delle Stelline - corso Magenta, 61
Website: UNDER CONSTRUCTION
Registrations open until 15th September

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workshop and product tasting

Apid is an association working since 1989 to foster and develop women’s economy, female entrepreneurship and leadership. We strongly believe in:

Due to the increasing globalization of the food supply, food safety problems can spread rapidly beyond single locations to create problems.