[PDF] Top 20 Food supply chains: coordination governance and other shaping forces

... of food is organized in complex systems where diverse specialized firms interact intensively and progressively modify raw materials, adding intermediate input-ingredient services and anything that increase value ... See full document

... driving forces affecting the evolution of food supply-chains and their functioning ...and food policies”, had a strong orientation towards international and institutional ...the ... See full document

... buyer-supplier) governance mechanisms (Grunert et ...markets, coordination takes place via price and competition (Martinez and Zering, 2004; Williamson, ...the other end of the continuum, hierarchies ... See full document

... However, new innovations come with several challenges that discourage companies from implementing those new systems (Arnold et al., 2018). The main challenges around the emerging technology of Blockchain are scalability ... See full document

... with other actors in the ...use other preparation strategies, such as holding buffer stocks or procuring goods from nearby proximal ...and other media plays also play a critical part in achieving ... See full document

... racy. As opposed to the above papers on inventory inaccuracy, in this chapter, we study a particular form of inventory inaccuracy problem that stems from misplacement of inventory at the retail store. Empirical evidence ... See full document

... short food chain and, in particular the issue of distance definition: ...re-spatialize food, thereby allowing consumers to make value-judgements about the relative desirability of foods on the basis of ... See full document

... the supply chain, which is extremely important in the manufacturing industry, while in this field various digital systems are used daily to design, develop, produce, supply, and support ...linked ... See full document

... peri‐urban food provisioning”, ...short food supply chains and one food consultancy from Italy, the Netherlands, Switzerland and the UK commonly explored logistical strategies that aim  ... See full document

... global food chal- lenges such as food waste (about one-third of the food produced across the world is lost or wasted; see FAO ...production, supply and distribution net- w o r k s o f c u r r ... See full document

... raise food for local markets are relatively isolated from civic leaders, policy discussions, and each other (Meter, Goldenberg, & Ross, ...that food buyers and nonprofits play key roles in ... See full document

... of food quality, texture, taste, and suitability for effective ...of food such as size, shape and weight to meet the uniformity requirements for packaging, resulting in rejection of potentially edible ... See full document

... In the sales process, the supplier and the retailer make service level decisions according to their own interests. This part use Stackelberg game theory to solve the problem. The supplier is the core enterprise of ... See full document

... Halal food industry in the Muslim world (Bohari, Cheng, and Fuad, 2013; Zailani, Arrifin, Abd Wahid, Othman, and Fernando, 2010), though the need for Halal certification as a basis for food industry ... See full document

... value chains and that supply chain improvements can add value to enterprise [see, for example, ...understand supply chains from a members’ perspective then, rather than from a business ... See full document

... agribusiness chains in Nepal; organic and conventional vegetable chains, and ginger and large cardamom spice ...spice chains were then made to identify the effects of external attributes on the ... See full document

... their supply chains to meet the ...transport coordination implies not only to reduce costs, but to respond quickly to final ...supporting coordination policy at the level of the whole ... See full document

... in food supply chain resilience, we examine the literature for supply chain management within the disaster management ...text, supply chain can be defined as the process of planning, ... See full document

... without coordination which supply chains the two competitive suppliers should choose to sell their commodities, the common or the exclusive shop, and which kind of structure can bring more profits to ... See full document

... a food hub? What mix of producers and products is necessary? Do these entities work on any scale level, or is there a maximum efficiency point? Do local food chains and food hubs operate best ... See full document