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Published:  2020 in Germany
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NiB-Scout: sustainability in the bakery trade

Submitted by ADB Nord gGmbH, Germany
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The bakery trade is a centuries-old tradition in Germany. With more than 3200 different bread specialties, German craft bakers have a global reputation for excellence. At the same time, the profession is confronted with fundamental challenges including a severe shortage of skilled workers and the question of how sustainability can be reflected in training and put into practice at the workplace. As a response, the NiB-Scout project developed new training content to orient apprenticeships in the bakery industry towards sustainability, making it more attractive to learners, and renewing the focus on high quality standards.


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