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Handbook of Agri-Food Law in China, Germany, European Union

Food Security, Food Safety, Sustainable Use of Resources in Agriculture

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  • © 2018

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  • Illuminates the current big points and megatrends of nutrition economic law/Agri-Food Law in China, Germany, European Union
  • Gives the first overview of the legal framework sustainable use of resources in Agriculture in China and European Union
  • Provides a pioneer work in the field of comparative Agri-Food Law

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Table of contents (11 chapters)

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This book offers a new and differentiated overview of Agri-Food Law against the background of national and global integration of markets, and compares for the first time important aspects of the agricultural, environmental and food law of China and Germany / the European Union. In addition to the basics, it discusses a wide range of issues, such as the respective legal regulatory structures for food security, food safety, geographical indications of origin, climate protection, fertilizers, plant protection products, genetic engineering, water protection, soil protection, land resources and organic farming. In addition, it addresses key environmental impacts and developments in order to create integrated value chains. The increasing fusion of upstream and downstream areas is becoming apparent from primary production, to the refinement and trade up level, and even to consumption. Agri-Food Law is now productively taking these important developments into account with regard to the aforementioned countries.

Editors and Affiliations

  • Faculty of Law, European University Viadrina Frankfurt (Oder), Frankfurt (Oder), Germany

    Ines Härtel

About the editor

Prof. Dr. Ines Härtel


Chair of Public Law, Administrative, European, Environmental, Agricultural and Food Economic Law, Faculty of Law, European University, Germany 


Judge, Supreme Administrative Court for Berlin-Brandenburg, Germany


Adjunct Professor at China Agricultural University of Beijing

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