The AEP is supported by :

UNIP
Union Nationale Interprofessionnelle des plantes riches en Protéines
French Interprofessional Organisation of Protein Crops
12 avenue George V, 75008 Paris, France
Tel. +33.1.40.69.49.14 - Fax. +33.1.47.23.58.72
Email: unip@prolea.com
Website: http://www.prolea.com/unip

UNIP is the representative organisation of all the French professional branches of the economic integrated chain of grain legumes. It provides information about pulse production, utilisation, and the market and it coordinates research works related to grain legumes in France, especially peas, faba beans and lupins for animal feeding.

PGRO
Processors and Growers Research Organisation Research Station, Thornhaugh, PE8 6HJ Peterborough, United Kingdom
Tel. +44.1780.78.25.85 - Fax. +44.1780.78.39.93
Email: info@pgro.co.uk
Website: http://www.pgro.co.uk

The PGRO provides technical support for producers and users of all types of peas and beans. Advice is based on data from trials sited from Scotland to the South West of England and passed to growers and processors through technical bulletins and articles in the farming press.

APPO
Association pour la Promotion des protéagineux et oléagineux
Belgium Association for Oilseeds and Protein crops
Faculte Universitaire des Sciences Agronomiques
Passage des Déportés, 2 - 5030 Gembloux - Belgium
Tel. +32 81 62 21 37 - Fax. +32 81 62 24 07
Email: appo@fsagx.ac.be

APPO is the representative organisation of Belgium growers of oilseeds and protein crops, especially rapeseed, peas and faba beans. The main tasks are experimentation, giving advice to producers, providing technical and economic information through meetings and mailings and encouraging non-food uses of vegetable oil.

UFOP
Union zu Förderung von Oel- und Proteinpflanzen
Andreas Hermes Haus
Godesberger Allee 142-148
53175 Bonn
Germany
Tel. +49 22 88 19 82 27 - Fax. +49 22 88 19 82 03
Email : http://www.ufop.de
Website : ufop@bauernverband.net

UFOP is the representative organisation for German producers of oil and protein crops. It encourages professional communication, supports the dissemination of technical information on these crops and also supports research programmes to improve their production and use.

European Commission
The European Commission is supporting some specific activities of AEP, such as LINK (a network during three years supported by FAIR, Fisheries and Agriculture, one of the specific programmes of the EU), such as part of the costs of some conference proceedings, etc.

Website : www.cordis.lu/en/