The following contribution highlights the importance of regulatory and control activities for the Agri-food supply chain, as applied between the European and the Italian legal system. Specifically, it describes the normative regulatory framework as an instrument through which public decisionmakers define the main objectives and requirements that economic operators must follow in developing their agricultural activities, with particular attention to the ‘One Health’ approach. Alongside regulation are control mechanisms, involving continuous oversight either directly by public powers or through delegated private entities.
Regulation and Control Activities in the Multilevel Agri-Food System. Analysis between the European Law and the Italian Legal System / Iorio, L.. - (2026), pp. 495NEW SUSTAINABILITY CHALLENGES: A CONSTITUTIONAL PERSPECTIVE-521.
Regulation and Control Activities in the Multilevel Agri-Food System. Analysis between the European Law and the Italian Legal System
Ludovico Iorio
2026-01-01
Abstract
The following contribution highlights the importance of regulatory and control activities for the Agri-food supply chain, as applied between the European and the Italian legal system. Specifically, it describes the normative regulatory framework as an instrument through which public decisionmakers define the main objectives and requirements that economic operators must follow in developing their agricultural activities, with particular attention to the ‘One Health’ approach. Alongside regulation are control mechanisms, involving continuous oversight either directly by public powers or through delegated private entities.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.


