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200 10$aAgricultural value chains $esome selected issues /$fJohn Stanton, Rosa Caiazza
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327   $a1. Theoretical Underpinnings of Value Chain Analysis -- 2. The Importance of Short Food Supply Chain: Examining Logistics Strategies for Competitive Advantage and Sustainability -- 3. Trends Shaping the Future of Agrifood -- 4. Technology Promotion and Scaling in Support of Commodity Value Chain Development in Africa -- 5. Value Chain Analysis of the Street Food Enterprises in the Rural Towns of Vhembe District, Limpopo Province -- 6. Reducing Inequalities in the Coffee Value Chain: Threats and Opportunities for Small-Scale Farmers in Central America and East Africa -- 7. Value Chain Implementation in Rural-Scale Integrated Coconut Farming System in North Sulawesi Province, Indonesia -- 8. Are There Adequate Incentives for Research and Innovation in the Plant Breeding Supply Chain? -- 9. Circular Business Models and Global Value Chains: The Case of MagProtein.
330   $aThis book provides a comprehensive overview of the food chain and related issues, especially in lesser developed countries where supply chain problems and issues in the agribusiness sector are most dramatic. Each chapter provides the reader with an important perspective on the value chain either in local markets or in well-developed markets. The lessons learned from this book are pertinent to any aspect of the supply chain and to any country whether it be fully or lesser developed.
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