
Publications: mEATquality (English)



Our mEATquality team in Poland, featuring Ewa Sell-Kubiak, Gabriela Cieleń, and Dominika Kroplewska, has conducted an insightful study on Polish consumers' attitudes towards the taste, culinary properties, and willingness to pay for meat from higher welfare farms.
Key Findings:
• Consumers are increasingly aware of the importance of animal welfare.
• Despite higher costs, many are willing to pay more for products from higher welfare farms.
These findings are crucial for Polish farmers considering the use of extensive farming practices to enhance animal welfare.


Stay updated with the latest developments in our project and access new tools and materials available in multiple languages:
• Extensive pig and poultry husbandry practices
• Consumer preferences when choosing meat
• Sustainability of pork and poultry meat production
• 2025 project events and activities
Subscribe at: www.meatquality.eu

Siamo lieti di annunciare che gli materiali didattici del progetto mEATquality sono ora disponibili in italiano!






Excited to share our latest joint publication, “Connecting the Fork to the Farm,” featured in REVOLVE magazine. This collaborative effort brings together insights from four EU projects: PATHWAYS, mEATquality, Code: Re-farm, and H2020 INTAQT.
Together, we are working towards building a sustainable food system in Europe. Our findings and research lines aim to create a more resilient, efficient, and environmentally friendly food production process.


By Daniel Jiménez Lorente, Noticias Positivas


Pig native breeds for outdoor farming

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Agri-food industry by-products and functional additives for pigs feeding

The abstract provides practical recommendations and on-farm application advice for the right type, amount, and frequency of renewal of environmental enrichment that can significantly improve pig welfare.