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Map Your Meal is a project that is running as part of the EYD 2015, with Future Worlds Center (Cyprus) having the leading role and together with our European partners from Austria (Sudwind), Bulgaria (C.E.G.A), Greece (Fair Trade Hellas), and the United Kingdom (CDEC). As the name suggests, its primary goal is to enable consumers to trace the origins of their food through the usage of a mobile phone application, by scanning the barcode of a product; an action which will in turn bring consumers vitally closer to the production process, and provide them with additional knowledge of the conditions and standards under which producers work. The smartphone application will have the widest outreach in terms of project activities and will be available for free download in 4 languages, thus accessible and specifically promoted in six EU countries, but of course available in all other countries through its English language version.

'''Map Your Meal''' is a project that is running as part of the EYD 2015, with Future Worlds Center (Cyprus) having the leading role and together with our European partners from Austria (Sudwind), Bulgaria (C.E.G.A), Greece (Fair Trade Hellas), and the United Kingdom (CDEC). As the name suggests, its primary goal is to enable consumers to trace the origins of their food through the usage of a mobile phone application, by scanning the barcode of a product; an action which will in turn bring consumers vitally closer to the production process, and provide them with additional knowledge of the conditions and standards under which producers work. The smartphone application will have the widest outreach in terms of project activities and will be available for free download in 4 languages, thus accessible and specifically promoted in six EU countries, but of course available in all other countries through its English language version.

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	Map Your Meal is a project that is running as part of the EYD 2015, with Future Worlds Center (Cyprus) having the leading role and together with our European partners from Austria (Sudwind), Bulgaria (C.E.G.A), Greece (Fair Trade Hellas), and the United Kingdom (CDEC). As the name suggests, its primary goal is to enable consumers to trace the origins of their food through the usage of a mobile phone application, by scanning the barcode of a product; an action which will in turn bring consumers vitally closer to the production process, and provide them with additional knowledge of the conditions and standards under which producers work. The smartphone application will have the widest outreach in terms of project activities and will be available for free download in 4 languages, thus accessible and specifically promoted in six EU countries, but of course available in all other countries through its English language version.		'''Map Your Meal''' is a project that is running as part of the EYD 2015, with Future Worlds Center (Cyprus) having the leading role and together with our European partners from Austria (Sudwind), Bulgaria (C.E.G.A), Greece (Fair Trade Hellas), and the United Kingdom (CDEC). As the name suggests, its primary goal is to enable consumers to trace the origins of their food through the usage of a mobile phone application, by scanning the barcode of a product; an action which will in turn bring consumers vitally closer to the production process, and provide them with additional knowledge of the conditions and standards under which producers work. The smartphone application will have the widest outreach in terms of project activities and will be available for free download in 4 languages, thus accessible and specifically promoted in six EU countries, but of course available in all other countries through its English language version.