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This report to the European Commission provides a detailed breakdown of the institutional and economic conditions of training in the food and beverages sector in Luxembourg, together with case studies of various companies in which technology, human resources, working conditions, markets and training programmes are analysed. The report is one of a series, each devoted to a different member state of the European Union. Show less

This report to the European Commission provides a detailed breakdown of the institutional and economic conditions of training in the food and beverages sector in Denmark together with case studies of various companies in which technology, human resources, working conditions, markets and training programmes are analysed. The report is one of a series, each devoted to a different member state of the European Union. Show less

This report to the European Commission provides a detailed breakdown of the institutional and economic conditions of training in the food and beverages sector in the United Kingdom, together with case studies of various companies in which technology, human resources, working conditions, markets and training programmes are analysed. The report is one of a series, each devoted to a different member state of the European Union. Show less

This report to the European Commission provides a detailed breakdown of the institutional and economic conditions of training in the food and beverages sector in Ireland, together with case studies of various companies in which technology, human resources, working conditions, markets and training programmes are analysed. The report is one of a series, each devoted to a different member state of the European Union. Show less

This report to the European Commission provides a detailed breakdown of the institutional and economic conditions of training in the food and beverages sector in the Netherlands, together with case studies of various companies in which technology, human resources, working conditions, markets and training programmes are analysed. The report is one of a series, each devoted to a different member state of the European Union. Show less