Region of Crete, March 2012 Agricultural & Nutritional Profile Region of Crete The Land of Cornucopia * Region of Crete, March 2012.

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Region of Crete, March 2012 Agricultural & Nutritional Profile Region of Crete The Land of Cornucopia * Region of Crete, March 2012

Contents 3. Food & Beverage 1. Profile of the Region of Crete 2. Crete’s competitive advantages 4. "AgroNutritional Cooperation” - ANC 1. Profile Cornucopia*: the horn of Amalthia goat that fed Zeus in Crete according to Greek Mythology. Synonyms: plethora, lavishness, sufficiency

Region of Crete, March Profile

Region of Crete, March 2012 Region of Crete : Quick overview Crete is the largest and most heavily populated island of Greece. It is the fifth largest island in the Mediterranean Sea. The Region of Crete, which is one of the thirteen Administrative Regions of Greece, covers 6.3% of the total area of the country with a total extent of 8,335 km2. The Region of Crete, is constituted by the Prefectures of Heraklion, Lasithi, Rethymno and Chania. The city of Heraklion is the Capital of the Region and the homonym Prefecture. The Cretan Sea boarders the island on the north and the Libyan Sea on its south. The island has three major airports, Nikos Kazantzakis in Heraklion, the Daskalogiannis airport in Chania and a smaller one in Sitia. The first two serve international routes, as the main gateways for travelers to the island. Crete is also connected to mainland Greece by its 6 ports.

Region of Crete, March 2012 Region of Crete: Quick facts Crete is the most populous island in Greece with a population of more than 600,000 people. Approximately 42% of the population lives in Crete's main cities and towns while the rest live in rural areas. The Region produces 4,9% (€13 bn) of total GDP of the country. Among the main economic activities include agriculture and tourism services. Wine and Extra Virgin Olive Oil production is significant. Dairy products are also important to the local economy that include a large rich variety of cheeses such as graviera, mizithra, anthotiros, and kefalotyri. Crete is the most popular holiday destinations in Greece. Tourist attractions include the archaeological sites of the Minoan civilisation, the Venetian old city and port of Chania, the Venetian castle at Rethymno, the gorge of Samaria. Educational Number of Universities - Institutes: 6 International Exhibition Centre: 1 Companies listed on the Athens Stock Exchange: 8 Industry Areas: 6 Natural Significant Archaeological sites: 15, and thousands secondary sites. Natura 2000 regions: 55 Museums: Blue flag awarded beaches: 98 Cultural Cross road of Ancient Greek, Roman, Arab, Byzantine & Venetian civilizations. Includes a rich medieval poetry, paintings (El Greco attended the Aya Ekaterini Institute before departing) and wine making heritage. Rich museums in heritage possessing rare collections and master pieces such as the treasure of King Minos. Source: economics.gr, statistics.gr

Region of Crete, March Crete’s advantages for Investments

Region of Crete, March 2012 The Region of Crete boasts strong performance indicators IndicatorCreteGreece Population (000s)60110,964 GPD per capita * €21 (000s) €21.3 (000s) Income per capita * €15.4 (000s) €16.7 (000s) Savings per capita €13.8 (000s) €18.8 (000s) Population growth per 1,000 inhabitants* 40.9 Primary school students per 1,000 inhabitants 6956 Key performance indicators Source: economics.gr, ΟΑΕΔ ; * Indicated data refer to 2008, otherwise to 2009 ** Total Greece GDP (€ m) n/a 237,494 % Agriculture 10.5%11.2%9.5%10.7%9.4%7.9%7.8%7.5%n/a 3.8% % Industry 14.9%14%13.9%15.2% 15.7%14.8%15.3%n/a 16.3% % Services 74.5%74.8%76.6%74%75.3%76.4%77.5%77.2%n/a 79.9% New houses built ,490 Savings (€m) n/a6,1847,1197,4338, ,24613,20313, Cars (000s) ,132.0 Power consumption (TWh) 1,9402,0842,2252,3282,4122,5782,7032,799 n/a 55,902 5* hotels * hotels ,164 Welfare indicators Source: economics.gr

Region of Crete, March 2012 Crete strong economy is reflected in its export activity Source: Exporters’ Association of Crete Crete’s key export destinations 160 enterprises with export activities Main exports are Food and Beverage account for 56% of all exports, while all other exports account for the remaining 44% (plastics, arts and crafts, organic/natural cosmetics etc) Main exports include: extra virgin olive oil, speciality wine, bakery goods, citrus fruit, raisins, herbs, honey etc. Key observations China. United States of America. Germany. Benelux. France. Saudi Arabia. Australia. Italy. Spain. United Kingdom. Russia.

Region of Crete, March Food and Beverage

Region of Crete, March 2012 Following scientific research and statistical analyses, the Cretan nutrition and diet has been proven to promote health and longevity. It consists almost exclusively of products that the people of Crete produce naturally. Products that only the island of Crete and its ideal climatic conditions can offer. Extra Virgin Olive Oil nourishes Crete for thousands of years. The areas of Viannos, Kolymbari, Sitia & Peza is recognized as a zone of Protected Designation of Origin and the quality of the olive oil is among the top of the global production. Average oil production in Crete is approximately 120,000 tons out of which 90% is Extra Virgin & 10% is covered by nine PDO zones such as: Kolymbari, Viannos, Peza, Sitia etc… Investment opportunities F&B, Extra Virgin Olive Oil sector. Facts on the F&B sector Olive Oil is produced by the most important olive variety Koroneiki. The total of production in Crete do cover 32% of Greece’s total production. …which form an excellent business case 9 “Protected Designation of Origin – PDO” Olive Oil 1 “Protected Geographical Indication – PGI” Olive Oil 1 “Protected Designation of Origin – PDO” Olives

Region of Crete, March 2012 A significant ratio of Twenty percent (20%) from the Greek wine production comes from Crete. The vineyards in Crete have a surface of approx 50,000 hectares and the wine production amounts to 950,000 hectolitres. There are three V.Q.P.R.D zones in Archanes, Peza and Daphnes. Moreover, Crete does include additional wine producing areas: Sitia in Lasithi Prefecture. Smaller quantities of wine are also produced in the Prefectures of Chania and Rethymno. Crete has the most ancient vineyard of Europe. Grape cultivation has taken place in Crete since the Minoan era, 4,000 years ago. Investment opportunities F&B Wine Sector Facts on the F&B sector 4 Local Wines 4 areas of Quality Wines

Region of Crete, March 2012 Dairy products are important to the local economy and there are a number of specialty cheeses such as mizithra, anthotiros, and kefalotyri. Organic and off-season (early production) vegetables, combined with the high technology agriculture, are an attractive investment opportunity. Investment opportunities F&B Goat’s Meat, Goat’s Cheeses and Herbs Sector Facts on the F&B sector 3 “Protected Designation of Origin – PDO” Dairy products 1 “Protected Geographical Indication – PGI” Bakery products 1 “Protected Designation of Origin – PDO” Fruits

Region of Crete, March AgroNutritional Cooperation

Region of Crete, March 2012 ANC Purpose Establishment of a new company of Region of Crete and Private Sector (49/51) under the name “AgroNutritional Cooperation” or ANC The company would guarantee each operation’s products’ quality, reliability and prestige of all island’s products as well as the island’s recipes and functions.

Region of Crete, March 2012 Functions (I) Producers who are Company's stakeholders are fully controlled by the region of Crete and thus are endorsed by the "AgroNutritional Cooperation" (ANC)

Region of Crete, March 2012 Functions (III) Moreover the brand of the Region of Crete certifies the quality of all nutritional products checked & controlled by the staff of the mentioned Company which is equivalent to the IFS certification.

Region of Crete, March 2012 Functions (II) The products provided by the ANC do combine a large variety of the island's agricultural performance ie extra virgin olive oil, grapes, wine, raisins, honey, mountain herbs, dried bread (paximadi), vegetables, cheeses etc…

Region of Crete, March 2012 Additional Certified Services Product Marketing Productions’ Specifications and Support. Full Maintenance Logistics & Services

Region of Crete, March 2012 U Appeal Quality Products leads to more demand More demand leads to more Sales More Sales lead to a bigger gain in Market Share A bigger gain in Market Share would lead you to an edge ahead of competition THE ANC GURANTEES YOUR TRANSATION WITH ALL RELEVANT SUPPLIERS FROM A to Z.

Region of Crete, March 2012 Finally... The Region of Crete and the ANC awaits your contact to move on to the future on a win - win situation We are waiting for you!

Region of Crete, March 2012 Us! flickr.com/photos/creteregion crete.gov.gr

Region of Crete, March 2012 Thank you for your attention!