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Submitted: 20 October 2025 You are already at the latest version Agroecology offers a transformative pathway toward sustainable food systems by integrating ecological, economic, and social dimensions of farming. While its conceptual and policy foundations are increasingly recognized in European Union (EU) strategies, the practical adoption of agroecological principles at the farm level remains uneven, particularly in socio-economically peripheral Member States.

1. Introduction The pursuit of sustainability and its declaration are increasingly an external constraint for businesses (ESG). At the same time, it is also necessary to communicate the efforts made in the field of sustainability to consumers, and it is essential to choose the appropriate communication channels and tools.

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