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S.M. Queen receives the Board of IFLA

At the meeting, industry representatives have moved to SM Queen appreciation for the continued support of the singular values ​​representing the cultural and historical heritage, and linking Spain as an example of healthy and balanced diet.

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La Reina recibe a FIAB. Imagen: FIAB
La Reina recibe a FIAB. Imagen: FIAB

The Spanish Federation of Food and Drink Industries (IFLA) has been received in audience by His Majesty, Mrs. Letizia Ortiz Rocasolano. At the meeting, industry representatives have moved to SM Queen appreciation for the continued support of the singular values ​​representing the cultural and historical heritage, and linking Spain as an example of healthy and balanced diet, to advance shared with the health and welfare commitments. “Spain is an example to the world for its excellent relationship with food and how to take them. The balance of our diet and the variety, quality and safety of our products are our best business card abroad, “said Mane Calvo, president of IFLA.

At the hearing the role of the Spanish food industry, which for years has been involved in the challenge to innovate and improve the quality of present and future life of the society it serves also addressed. “We are proud to be here today representing half a million families, directly, give the best of themselves every day by the first industrial sector of the country, from the smallest village to the largest city; as the central sector of our territory, and generating employment and wealth “, he has also indicated the president of IFLA.

The delegation also took the opportunity to reiterate the congratulations, as he had done last June, with the appointment of His Majesty as Special Ambassador for FAO Nutrition.

Source: IFLA

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