Food Safety Regulations in the European Union: Implication for Africa - Olayinka Idowu, Kareem
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The preponderance and stringency of product standards have implications for global trade, especially for developing countries. Despite the importance of this issue to Africa, only a few empirical studies exist in the area. It is on this basis that this study draws its objective, which is to investigate the impact of EU's food safety regulations on Africa's exports in relation to the Comprehensive Africa Agricultural Development Programme. A two-step Heckman model is adopted using a comprehensive food safety regulations information from Perinorm. Two high-value commodities were selected, fish…mehr

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The preponderance and stringency of product standards have implications for global trade, especially for developing countries. Despite the importance of this issue to Africa, only a few empirical studies exist in the area. It is on this basis that this study draws its objective, which is to investigate the impact of EU's food safety regulations on Africa's exports in relation to the Comprehensive Africa Agricultural Development Programme. A two-step Heckman model is adopted using a comprehensive food safety regulations information from Perinorm. Two high-value commodities were selected, fish and vegetable, as well as a traditional cash crop, coffee, at HS-6-digit level for 47 African countries in all the estimations for the period 1995 to 2014. The findings show that at the extensive margins of export, standards are trade-inhibiting in fish and coffee, while enhancing the export of the vegetable. At the intensive margin, standards are trade-inhibiting in vegetable and coffee exports while trade-enhancing in fish export.
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O autor é bolseiro de investigação da Alexander von Humboldt Stiftung no IKE, Universidade de Marburg, Alemanha. É especialista em comércio, políticas comerciais e desenvolvimento. Foi consultor de muitas organizações internacionais, incluindo a CNUCED, o Banco Mundial, o IFPRI, o CEPR, etc. e recebeu o Prémio do Primeiro Prémio da Rede de Desenvolvimento Global em 2014.