creators_name: Torjusen, Hanne creators_name: Kjærnes, Unni creators_name: O'Doherty Jensen, Katherine type: workpaper datestamp: 2005-05-03 lastmod: 2009-08-20 14:26:03 metadata_visibility: show title: Social and Ethical Aspects [of Organic Food Provisioning] ispublished: unpub subjects: 7consumer full_text_status: public keywords: Consumers, consumer ethics, risk analysis, 'Critical Control Points', food quality, food safety abstract: This paper indicates the character of social and ethical concerns of consumers with respect to the production, distribution and marketing of organic food, discusses the extent to which these concerns can be addressed within the framework of risk analysis with reference to 'Critical Control Points'(CCPs), and presents examples of control measures with regard to particular risks. Four types of marketing risk, as seen from the standpoint of suppliers, are distinguished. It is shown that risks arising from the fact that some suppliers fail to live up to existing standards can be addressed within a CCP framework, providing particular conditions (regarding, for example, traceability) are met. Other kinds of risk, however, call for the introduction of quite different measures that cannot be successfully addressed by introducing controls at specific critical points of production and distribution. date: 2005-03 date_type: published institution: National Institute for Consumer Research (SIFO), Norway, & Dept. of Human Nutrition, KVL, Denmark refereed: never referencetext: Torjusen H, Kjærnes U, O'Doherty Jensen K: 'Social and Ethical Aspects', in: n: L. Lück & K. Brandt (eds.): Organic Food Production: Safety and Quality Assurance. Oxford: Blackwell(forthcoming 2005), Chapter 9. citation: Torjusen, Hanne; Kjærnes, Unni and O'Doherty Jensen, Katherine (2005) Social and Ethical Aspects [of Organic Food Provisioning]. Working paper, National Institute for Consumer Research (SIFO), Norway, & Dept. of Human Nutrition, KVL, Denmark. [ Unpublished, ] ** document_url: http://orgprints.org/4738/1/4738.pdf