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Traditional Mediterranean Diet: Past, Present and Future
Athens, 21 - 23 April 2004

The business dimension of the Mediterranean diet


As research as shown, the Mediterranean diet constitutes the optimal nutrition model. The questions arising is how we can make the products of the Mediterranean land known wordwide and how we can support the Mediterranean lifestyle as a whole. If we really want the Mediterranean diet model to find its way to the international consumer's food habits, the actions to be taken are specific.
 
Every product arrives to the consumer through a channel in which different entities are involved, like the producers, the wholesalers, the importers, the brokers and the buyers of the products. To affect the distribution channels in a way as to embrace products of the Mediterranean diet we need first to educate the consumers by presenting the health benefits, good taste and cooking habits of the proposed diet model.
 
Similarly, we have to route the professionals dealing with imports of food products to incorporate the Mediterranean products in their business activities. All the above indicate the key word "education".
 
This means that the international consumer must be informed in full detail about the healthy character of the Mediterranean diet, about the healthy properties of each one of the products constituting the diet, the recipes and day-to-day menu so that the diet finds a place in every home. On the other hand, the culinary properties and the gourmet aspects of each product must be properly promoted to the consumer's eyes.
 
A similar campaign must be directed towards the professionals of the food sector. It is necessary for the professional to know about the qualitative characteristics of the products, their availability, their various uses, their culinary and gourmet properties and the existence of reliable producers in the Mediterranean countries, so that the Mediterranean products become marketable.
 
Conclusively, the food products forming the Mediterranean diet must be the subject of a systematic and continuous promotional effort towards the international community. The effort should be focused on countries fulfilling the criteria of potential welcome of such products - countries with high standards of living, with different eating habits than the Mediterranean model.

 


Andreas Mantourides
GreekProducts.com - Greek Network Products Ltd., Greece

 

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Session 1: Mediterranean diet - A gift of gods
Session 2: From Mediterranean diet to Mediterranean lifestyle.
Session 3: Can the Mediterranean diet be industrialized?
Session 4: The Medi-Rivage intervention study, results after three months' follow up.
Session 5: Santorini grapes against atherosclerosis and coronary heart disease.
Session 6: Bioavailability study of olive tree bioactive substances in biological fluids by mass spectrometric techniques aiming at the evaluation of their role on human health.
Session 7: The present role of the Mediterranean diet.
Session 8: Postprandial lipemia, dietary fat and Mediterranean diet.
Session 9: Contribution of table olives to the Mediterranean diet.
Session 10: Dietary Mediterranean diet in West Algerian healthy population.
Poster presentations: Development of a short dietary intake questionnaire for the quantitative estimation of adherence to the cardioprotective Mediterranean diet.
- Traditional practices related to the obesity in Moroccan Sahraoui women.
- Changes in food intake and plasma lipids in patients with coronary heart disease treated by angioplastry.
- The effect of Mediterranean diet on oxidative stress in endothelial nitric oxide synthase gene polymorphism (G894T) homozygotes; the Attica study.
- Mediterranean diet in Germany - an oxymoron?
- Biochemical and haematological data comparisons between the seven countries cohort of Crete and a cohort of younger men.
- Overweight and obesity in the seven countries study cohort of Crete in relation to energy and fat intake.
- Food intake by the seven countries cohorts of Crete and Netherlands 40 years apart.
- Blood pressure in the seven countries cohorts of Crete and Netherlands.
- The business dimension of the Mediterranean diet.
- Diet in Greece in modern times.
- Educational and economic determinants of food intake in participants of the Portuguese National Health Survey.
- Food consumption in Australia compared with Mediterranean countries (1962-1998).
- Prevalence of high blood pressure in Greece; the role of the adoption of the Mediterranean diet (the Attica Study).
- Animal welfare risks during the pre- and slaughter period influencing pork meat quality in Greece.
- Traditional Mediterranean dry cured hams - history, production and future perspectives.
- Assessment of nutritional status of students in the Hashemite University.
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