From principles to decision procedures and criteria - 3 case studies resulting from EU policy oriented research project work: criteria for feed, for food processing and for crop inputs

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The presentation outlines how to
The presentation outlines how to come from principles to decision criteria with 3 case studies (feed, food processing, crop inputs):
At least 2 additional steps are necessary to come from very general overarching basic principles to decision criteria:
- For the most important areas the relevant (working) principles have to be formulated: => translate subject/area-related (operational) aims as basis for norm setting
- Participatory procedure with stakeholder involvemement is important, which needs time
- Criteria should be precise enough (clear priority, exclusion criteria, criteria for derogations) – for operators and control bodies