Innovative Agro-food Technologies Implementation through Instructional Communication Mechanisms
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1 Annals of Dunarea de Jos University of Galati Fascicle I. Economics and Applied Informatics Years XVIII n o 1/2012 ISSN Innovative Agro-food Technologies Implementation through Instructional Communication Mechanisms Gianita BLEOJU * ARTICLE INFO ABSTRACT Article history: Accepted March 2012 Available online 30 April 2012 JEL Classification L22, L31, L44, L66, M21, M38, O33 Keywords: Consumer safety and security, Innovation management, Instructional communication, Knowledge transfer coordination, Communication strategy, Fish market biotechnology The current research represents the valorization of the dissemination the design framework of an interdisciplinary area of research, validated through SPAS European FP6 project and a national BIOSIG- PN2 and has as objective to channel communication on target market, through personalized solution of instructional communication mechanisms. The main objective of the national research grant being the implementation of innovative biotechnology on agro-food market, in order to improve the fish diet s benefits, the prospects must be provided with valuable explicit information. This paper is about the commitment to embedding the actual consumer experience from PN2 fish market research and agro-food agents capitalization knowledge behavior from SPAS virtual platform, through designing the adequate communication framework, in order to support and accelerate the implementation of the innovation biotechnology, through improving the target market experience. The projected solution is mainly concerning to offer adequate solutions to insure against current consumers fragilities, but we also underline the vulnerabilities of the whole agro food value chain, in terms of communication strategy, which is lacking of adequate common interest coordination. The current research solution is regarding the rising awareness about the translation from consumer preferences to perceived detriment by integrating previous validated solution of agro food market analysis EAI. All rights reserved. 1. Introduction The recent literature review from behavioral economics, consumer behavior, knowledge transfer systems, along with different institutional published results of relevant actors, both European and national, are channeling the research to exploit the body of knowledge by relevant criteria in order to better serve the market by a series of potential achievements. The previous preliminary conclusions of our research and the current state of the art on institutional framework prove lack of coordination between experts, due mostly to fragilities on institutional environment and are inducing the perpetuation of consumer vulnerabilities. Exploiting relevant sources of information both public or our agro food research grants knowledge data base, such as: market monitoring studies, consumer behavior significant changes; medical insights from consumer as patients; regulation confusion due to captive position between conflicting interest between firms and consumer; the role of experts in guiding consumer preferences and finally, the non-appetence of public policy to consult the communities for increasing knowledge deficit problems, we conclude that neglecting the interdependence between agro food market reconfiguration and health aggressive indifference is a persistent error which scientist must observe. Channeling communication constitutes our goal, as prove of responsibility of consulted experts, so we argue in the following for a necessary agro food market communication strategy on public health priorities issues to deploy. Being aware of the increasing importance of the empiric validation of the knowledge transfer coordination, the paper address also strategic intelligence area of research, by mapping one appropriate framework, through instructional communication mechanisms design, aligned with knowledge transfer gaps identified on agro food market. We insure the valorization of the feed back flows on innovation demand from the virtual platform on SME s agro food market. The results of this analysis is serving not only the primary objective of that project -facilitating firms access to technology and marketing knowledge- but secondly to the paper is setting up the personalized instructional communication program, as knowledge transfer instrument, targeted through personalized cluster criteria. The most recent valuable research is our fish market analysis, which narrowed the innovative biotechnology designated to insure and enable the access of fish market consumer to safe and secure diet. Our study is a valuable instrument as regards the following objectives: establish the current communication gap due to incomplete, incorrect and late reaction to perceived consumer detriment; assess the spread of knowledge upon consumers of the current tendency of * Dunarea de Jos University of Galati, Romania. address: gianita_b@yahoo.com
2 rising lipids on fish diet; designing clustered instructional communication campaign on target market, through relevant objectives of initiation, information, involvement, in order to minimize the above perceived gaps. The paper is structured as follows. Section 2 is introducing the up to date progress on our interdisciplinary approach, addressing the literature review and integrating our agro food analysis as regards: policy makers responsibilities, the knowledge transfer management instruments and the profiling characteristics of a prevented consumer and agro food value chain as a whole. Section 3 addresses the arguments for instructional communication through the tested innovative biotechnology on fish market. Section 4 is translating the results of the tested biotechnology on the fish market to arguments for territorial settings of a coordinated communication solution to implement. Section 5 is exploiting a validated consumer detriment framework, by channeling our pilot instructional agro food communication schema. Section 6 is dedicated to instructional interventions mechanism; through typify the pilot test, by valorization and aligning the relevant results of the research to the instructional communication campaign design. Section 7 is concluding around the community s demand of guidance on food safe and security, which our solution is aimed at serving. 2. Literature review Consumer detriment does not have a universally accepted definition. The literature review [1] is providing two acceptations of it: personal and structural consumer detriment. Beyond these two briefly following description of achievements, we propose community detriment as perceived territorial institutional vulnerability, due to a significant gap between the potential to improve through own territory resources the safe and security in food market and the current misguided government policy. This gap between potential and achievement is detrimental itself and in further paragraphs we offer alternative solution, as good practice rule, mobilizing the entitled agro food market agents to react. The first area of research was dealing with innovation management capability assessment for demand of innovation clustering as subject of knowledge transfer in European area, covering the market investigation in order to define the state of the art in innovation framework; the network of organizations that supports the participation of agro-food SMEs in international collaboration being created, as outcome of SPAS project, we argue that the conceptual framework is insured, in order to become active part in value creation through business innovation. The general objectives of the project were: share risks and costs in innovation activities; gain technology and experience from complementary partners; develop innovation capacities; increase competitiveness; get access to international markets. The specific achievements of this initiative consist of: Best Practice Guide to assist agro-food SMEs in choosing the most suitable partnership ; Structured pool of enterprises, and fostering synergies among them; proactive online intelligence service on FP6 & FP7 opportunities; WEBSITE with infos, IPs & NoEs database, newsletter, communication & network platform, IT transfer solutions, tailored to SMEs; designing a territorial space of knowledge. The second research was focused upon designing innovative biotechnologies aligned to current tendencies of traditional fish consumer, based upon the following sequences: fish consumer behavior tendencies-biotechnology design and implementation-organizational food chain reconfiguration dissemination and feed back. The specific tested innovative biotechnology by the research team specialists is relying upon comparative analysis of the conclusions on the following issues of altering fish diet through fat supplement and potential human detriment prevention: effects of dietary oil sources [6]; specific alteration of liver histology [8] and alternative dietary lipid sources [16]; tests of variation protein and lipid levels on fish growth [9]; vegetable and fish oil supplement [8] and effects of dietary lipid level on growth performance [15] The analysis of the results are exploitable not only to fulfill the main objective of the project- innovative biotechnology but the designing the data base of knowledge exploring and exploiting on fish chain level ; fish farms, processing, consumers, local and regional distribution. The results can be structured in benefit of market agents and policy maker s guidance, but are mostly targeted to consumers rising awareness about powerful control instruments, in order to monitor territorial administration accountability tasks. The prevented consumer, along with necessary control instruments will constitute a powerful factor of influence for territorial administration, in order to reconfigure the institutional regime of audit process on current fish market and further certification and validation of new products and monitor the standards of consumer safety and security. Analysis and interpretation of market investigation, upon current traditional fish consumer behavior is able to anticipate the tendencies on the matter and to predict the feasibility of the innovative biotechnology implementation along the value chain. The consumer is fully informed and valorizes the traceability on fish chain and has reasonable expectations; therefore designing a coordinated strategy of preventing, on each sequence, by source of potential consumer detriment, is an imperative. The following selected results are proven the above conclusion: We observe the reduced preference 11-13% of species with low fatty acids (Omega3), which prove an informed consumer on main nutritional values of fish. The organoleptics characteristics are appreciated from which we mention freshness and validity term, on percentage 98% and 64,3 respectively. The diversity, quantity and frequency of acquisition-consumption allow us to affirm that fish can be the main support of food sovereignty on studied area. 94
3 Concerning the main acquisition motivation, the respondents are considering very important and important quality/price indicator, 54% and 35% respectively, which keep price as critical factor ( 48% very important and 28% important) As preferred location of acquisition we observe the order of preference: fish market; supermarket and grocery. Fish market being preferred, the potential detriment being high, control must be increasing and this vulnerability requires specific timing of feed back studies Attributes preferences decreasing distribution: freshness, taste and origin of the fish and fish products As acquisition decision driving factors we observe: taste 57%; price 45%, origin 36%, advertising 35% and composition 34%. The communication target as preventing consumer detriment must focus on composition and long term benefit on fish diet base As acquisition motivation the respondent s orientation follows the further order of preferences: taste, equilibrated menu, diet, specialist suggestion. Poor specialist influence must be reversed also from the same above motives. The results are revealing the rising awareness of consumers that equilibrium of the menu diet and specialist opinion upon diet represents the main three motives of equilibrated food behavior in order to preserve or improvement of health. This change on consumption basket structure, through fish increasing percentage will contribute both to health improvement and reducing dependence for agro food import products. 3. Instructional communication relying upon tested innovative biotechnology As regards our specific tasks, as interdisciplinary researchers of fish market current issue: new products of superior quality improving and insuring the consumer health; higher performances of processes and technologies and laboratory instruments; improving the pilot laboratory for patterns and prototype; designing, exploitation and valorization common knowledge data base. Furthermore imposing the consumer monitoring behavior by efficient feed back mechanisms is an ongoing task for identification the main alteration of fish market dynamic in order to prospect the most suitable early signalizing in order to prevent consumer detriment. The product on fish market being the source of protein most available for the traditional consumer, the traceability becomes already to be the higher awareness on the fish chain. The experts, both biotechnologies, regulatory and marketing, are accountable for their contribution to instructional communication strategy. The first set of preliminary results to implement Although the recent tendency of rising lipid level on fish diet was largely implemented, the benefits of it must be balanced against potential detriment both on human consumer of fish products, due to necessary continuous monitoring of excessive deposit of fat on liver. This fat acid cannot be produce by fresh water fish and must be supplied through diet. The effect of supplementary vegetal and fish oils upon nutrition and healthy of the fish population was not sufficient investigated, the fat acid composition of the two is different; HUFA (non saturated fat acids) being high on fish oil and vegetal oil being poor on it, which is likely to influence the nutrition and metabolism. Our experts study on recycling system stated as general objective the investigation of the effects of supplementary with olive soy or fish oil upon fat acids and amino acids upon fish meat carp (Cyprinus carpio)composition. The experimental study deployed during14 september-7november 2011 from Brates fish farm, through natural directed breeding juvenile fish on spring 2011, natural diet and supplement AminoBalance and LipoBalance, validated standards for optimal trials. The supplement oil diet (5% over base diet cod fish liver oil ) was designed and implemented by ICDEAPA. The results concluded by biometrics parameters upon carp after 54 days of diet prove the validity of hypothesis as the following values are: Table1. Biometric parameters after diet supplement Sample type Length, mm Width mm Q, g Q+, g* L+, mm* FC1 olive 212,0 185,0 297,0 238,0 82,625 FC2-soy 232,0 209,0 343,0 284,0 102,625 FC3-fish oil 267,0 214,0 491,0 432,0 146,625 FM4-reference sample 182,5 167,5 162,5 103,5 53,125 *Rise against average before supplement diet (Source: 2011: Final Report PC BIOSIG) The results are aligned with previous studies upon T. khudree, L. rohita (Indian carp) and Dicentrarchus labrax reported by Gandadhara et all [9, 10] and prove that oil supplement diet determines a rising of lipases upon hepatic pancreas. Because these components may jeopardize fish surviving and human health, it is usual to prevent it through E Vitamin supplement on diet as antioxidant, as well as improvement monitoring procedures through continuous vigilance upon store environment. 95
4 As energetic value analyzed we can observe small rising of it against reference sample, we mention the highest value 80,98 kcal/kg upon FC3-fish oil supplement, which means a rise of 13% against FM4-reference sample. As main arguments being empirically proved we conclude, as Steffens , using fish oil as lipid source we observed higher concentration of polyunsaturated fat acids, in benefit of human healthy. Oil fish diet supplement, as source of lipids for fresh water fish, determines higher concentration of polyunsaturated fat acids, by the improvement of the rate n-3/n-6. Vegetal oils do not alter the reference sample. The aquaculture diet proves important modification upon amino acid composition of fish meat protein and is significantly decreasing the rate essential/nonessentials amino acids. The optimum version of diet is CLASSIC K plus 5% fish oil. Upon these selective empirical results and based upon the segmentation we observed on previous market study on 1 st phase of the grant, we further exploit it on our instructional communication solution, to insure the targeted translation from consumer preference to prevent detriment along fish market value chain. The second set of preliminary results The second experimental sample addresses processing fish; smoked and marinated at high market share on among traditional consumers, who are highly aware about traceability due to potential detriment induced by traditional long time incurred for it and lack of control perceived, regarding the easy way to shadow possible freshness requirements. The experiment to implement addresses enzyme based treatment technologies of fish products in order to improve the validity delay and the elimination the additives from fish processing. The maturation delay and Meta tender of fish may be shortened by fungus proteases. On the sample the experts used proteases and alkalize the proteolic enzymes may be used to tender the fish meat. To minimize the duration of maturation are employed exogenous enzymatic mixtures. In short the final results insure the minimization maturation period from 24 hours to 12 hours for smoked fish, and from 4-5 days to 2 days fro marinated fish. The validated results of the research constitute valuable information and data for configuration the instructional campaign to targeted public of agro food market. 4. Relevant arguments to design instructional communication campaign to minimize consumer detriment The further insurance step for consumer is that the administration is willing and is able to guarantee the surveillance of fish value chain of responsibility. In order to do this, all audits, validation and certification initiative must fulfill essential communication objectives. Milestones are asked to be set on agro food market communication and not to act responsible, are detrimental for the current consumer profile, more informed, educated, experienced and exigent. Although each responsible food market actor is in possession of own knowledge and data bases, integration and communication coordination are the main vulnerability observed. We insist to underline the threats to sustainability this lack of coordination is inducing to food market; that s for we are focusing upon fish farms sustainable development in terms of regional valorization of products and implementing the innovative biotechnologies in order to increase the fatty acids in fish feeding, with high benefits for human consumer s health. Although these arguments allow us to conclude that fish and fish products, as results of innovative biotechnologies will contribute to rising percentage of it in consumer preferences, we must insure the safe and security upon minimize consumer detriment as sustainable solution. The territorial network of relevant information valorization being unsatisfactory, we address the market agents and mostly policy makers, by designing mobilization mechanisms derived from the results of clusterisation of information deficit; incomplete incorrect and delayed, which are the main threats for consumers, and beyond this, it jeopardize the sustainable development by lack of fully capacity utilization of the territorial potential. 5. Fully informed consumer and decision system simulation for anticipate consequences The framework of the study we adapt from literature review is in the figure 1 Figure 1. Diagram of priorities for policy action (Source: 2007: An analysis of the issue of consumer detriment and the most appropriate methodologies to estimate it Final Report for DG SANCO by Europe Economics) 96
5 Upon the above argumentation, we anticipate the outcomes of the upgrading information system based upon the following reconfiguration: Reinforcing the communication capacity of the interactive network of expertise on food safety and security Ensure the administration body of expert to update regulation Repositioning groups of expertise by the assessment of consumer decision influence Milestones for intervention on feed back mechanism Communication strategy clustered by fragility facing on consumer segmentation As remarked on our previous sample [3] the degree of 30% of the respondents were worried about Fish market commercialized conformity and 45% of the sample was non confident upon the issue Consumer feed back procedures of intervention. Furthermore, the issues: Valorization of community positioning; on line community of consumes feed back instruments; off line community of consumes feed back instruments are perceived inappropriate with values 55%, 35%, 50 respectively. 6. Technology innovation to prevent consumer detriment; biotechnology and marketing advances enablers Interpretation and valorization of our results will insure not only the necessary empiric analysis for designing the innovative biotechnology as project main objective, but also will improve the knowledge data base on agro food behavior, which further exploitation on benefit of institutional territorial network of decision will increase the opportunity of higher fulfillment of food above and beyond food safety and security. Adopting the arguments of Slow Food vision focused on the concept of food sovereignty, we insure the necessary integration of the dynamic consumption behavior exigencies, through the fish market chain of expertise and responsibilities in order to prevail the territorial community interest. The communication strategy must observe the mutation from past short term interests of the consumer, in which price remain discriminated factor, through the quality/ price current sample preference, to anticipated consumer awareness propensity of shadow price of health costs (detriment) due to unhealthy diet. The policy makers must carefully balance the fiscal modeling strategy upon agro food chain, being aware about sustainable development objectives, moving from short term interest groups influence, to healthy consumer community interest in long term. Upon above consideration we consider useful to design a territorial communication strategy for agro food network, through an institutional mechanism of dissemination of the results which will reconsider the role of academic and research expertise in optimal valorization of the results. In the following we design the preliminary pilot test of the survey regarding perceived importance of consumer detriment in territory, by reconfiguration and updating the previous -Identification of optimal level of expertise- network of expert s questionnaire results (3) 1. Monitoring the communication influence upon stakeholders :Administration; Expert groups; Local community of consumers 2. The following interest areas of consumer detriment are supervised via communication: General Environmental protection Agro food commercialized conformity (fish market niche) Innovative results dissemination of local expertise on agro-food Consumer feed back procedures of intervention Public relations Fiscal policy due to consumer detriment specific prevention for investors Traditional products market supervised facilities Valorization of community positioning On line community of consumes feed back instruments Off line community of consumers feed back instruments Upon previous consideration and preliminary conclusions we can address now the main objectives of instructional campaign that experts on communication can further implement (modularization of instructional communication and persuasive campaigns, consulting, and instructional interventions): a) Fish farmers b) Traditional consumers (by degree of knowledge and preferences anticipation) c) Fish market distribution system(local, regional and national) We consider that the designed pilot instructional agro food communication framework must be guided under the following milestones; Filtering the previous up to date surveys upon agro food general communication vulnerabilities and clustering upon relevant objectives correlated with information deficit demand Designing pilot test cluster specific identified above Documentary base construction to prevent consumer detriment; setting the curricula of instructional cluster target Testing agro food market monitoring indicators Designing appropriate feed back techniques to valorize the consumer experience as knowledge capital Setting specific early warning mechanisms; integrating administrative capacity and expert network consultation for mapping intervention 97
6 Communication facilitators and vectors assignment, through tutoring, mobilizing and coaching specific mechanisms Dissemination among relevant targeted pilot groups; estimating small- scale results for -large scale further tasks of communication campaign design; instructional language alignment Results evaluation and communication reconfiguration if required Large scale dissemination of acquired good practice ; Business Intelligence instruments and e- book guide for preventing consumer detriment 7. Conclusion and further research Perceiving the necessity of reducing the gap between potential of food safety and security insurance by territorial body of knowledge in biotechnologies and marketing expertise, we raise the question of detrimental institutional behavior on the territory and offer an approach to minimize the gap. This will insure the objectives of sustainable territorial development via further generation potential preserving through minimize consumer detriment, due to neglecting the community s demand of guidance on food safe and security. As further research, the main relevant results being already on our common base of knowledge, we must focus on multilevel community informational inclusion, regarding accelerating the access to relevant information and channeling the efforts to increase the expert community dynamism, as driver to regional and local sustainable development implementation. We prospect dynamic target groups identification, based upon partner s consultation about specific instructional deficit and analyzing the learning demands in order to prioritize the clusterisation by positively affected fish market actors, magnitude of the final beneficiaries and time horizon of expectation, as well. As results, we prospect the designing of specific instruments of our interdisciplinary network of knowledge transfer: patterns of territorial specific expertise valorization by developing joint training courses and creating a regional information centre; implementation and control of results by networking project management; decision pool of experts consultation as communication instruments in multilevel networks; modelling mechanism of targeted solutions, through instructional communication in administration, trainings for farmers funds accessing, trainings for efficient management, which addresses the learning vulnerabilities of target groups and multilevel dynamic addressing final beneficiary, the consumer, whom wellbeing through channeled communication is a compulsory task of market monitoring responsible and furthermore insure the rigorous fulfillment of higher exigencies of local and regional development. 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