What will the food fraud landscape look like over the next ten years, and what research and innovation will we need to stay ahead of emerging threats?
Food fraud is constantly evolving in response to changes in global food systems, technology, supply chains, economic pressures, climate-related challenges and emerging risks. Understanding how these developments could shape food fraud over the next decade is essential for identifying where future research and innovation efforts should be focused.
The EFF-CoP project is inviting stakeholders to share their views through a new survey developed by FAN as part of Work Package 2 (needs of EFF-CoP and future research agenda).
The survey explores the relevance and potential application of food fraud scenarios developed by the project.
Why your contribution matters
By participating, stakeholders can directly contribute their knowledge and experience and help steer the future direction of food fraud research in Europe and worldwide.
Whether you work in research, the food industry, official controls, laboratories, policy, technology, consumer organisations or another area related to food authenticity and food fraud prevention, your perspective can help us better understand the challenges ahead.
The feedback collected through this survey will help assess the relevance and potential application of the food fraud scenarios developed by the project and inform the development of a White Paper setting out a future research agenda for better food fraud prevention.
The survey comprises just 8 questions and should take only a few minutes to complete. It will remain open until 09:00 BST on 5 October 2026:
https://forms.cloud.microsoft/e/maQW7WgEih?origin=lprLink
Your experience matters. Together, we can help ensure that future research and innovation address the real and emerging needs of the community.
Thank you,
FAN EFF-CoP Project Team
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