Landbúnaðarvara

Landbúnaðarvara is an Icelandic term that translates to "agricultural product" or "farm product." It encompasses a wide range of goods that are produced through farming and agricultural activities. This includes both plant-based products and animal-based products.

Plant-based landbúnaðarvara includes crops such as grains, vegetables, fruits, and potatoes, as well as products derived from them like flour, jams, and juices. It also covers agricultural byproducts like straw and hay used for animal feed or bedding.

Animal-based landbúnaðarvara comprises meat from livestock such as sheep, cattle, and pigs, as well as poultry and fish from aquaculture. Dairy products like milk, cheese, and yogurt, along with eggs, are also considered landbúnaðarvara. Furthermore, products like wool from sheep and hides from cattle fall under this category.

The term highlights the origin of the product, emphasizing its connection to the land and the agricultural sector. These products are fundamental to human sustenance and play a significant role in economies worldwide, particularly in rural areas where farming is prevalent. The production and distribution of landbúnaðarvara are subject to various regulations and quality standards to ensure safety and compliance.