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European Fruit Juice Association

Public profile

Bruxelles, BE
11-50 collaborators
- Food sector
- and 2 others
  Non-Governmental Organization (NGO)
  Consumer goods

Bruxelles, BE
11-50 collaborators
- Food sector
- and 2 others
  Non-Governmental Organization (NGO)
  Consumer goods

Overview European Fruit Juice Association

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Food sector
Non-Governmental Organization ...
Non-Governmental Organization (NGO)
Consumer goods

Bruxelles
11-50 collaborators

About us

The European Fruit Juice Association (AIJN) is the leading representative body for the fruit juice industry within the European Union, established in 1962. We advocate for the entire value chain, from fruit processors to consumer product packers, ensuring their interests are effectively communicated and defended amongst EU institutions and relevant stakeholders.

AIJN is committed to fostering a sustainable and healthy fruit juice sector. Our initiatives, such as the Fruit Juice Science Centre, the Sustainable Juice Platform, and the AIJN Code of Practice, underscore our dedication to promoting responsible practices, scientific research, and high quality standards across the industry. Through continuous engagement and policy advocacy, we strive to highlight the nutritional value of fruit juices as part of a balanced diet and support the industry's long-term viability.

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