Titlebook: Organised Retailing and Agri-Business; Implications of New N. Chandrasekhara Rao,R. Radhakrishna,Venkata Redd Book 2016 Springer India 201

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The New Supply Chains in Malaysia: Implications to the Fruits and Vegetables Producersce in the retail sector. Since 1980s, food retailing in the developed world has been characterized by the rapid development of large retail chains that integrate the wholesale function into their own company to become self-distributing chains. Due to big-scale operation, these retail chains have bee

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An Innovative Marketing Model for Fresh Produce in China: Farmer-Supermarket Direct-Purchaseoducts directly from small-scale producers, using a farmer cooperative or agricultural enterprise as an intermediary. Matching small producers with a modern retailer ensures a stable market for farm produce. Reducing the number of middlemen between producer and retailer lowers procurement costs for

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Regulating FDI in MBRT: Some Key Concerns the opponents, a number of safeguards were incorporated into the policy. However, given so many possibilities and India’s poor record in effective implementation of regulations, it would be difficult to expect the conditions to provide the desired level of protection. The measured opening up could

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Organized Fresh Food Retail Chains Versus Traditional Wholesale Markets: Marketing Efficiency and Fath the amendments laid down in the Model Agricultural Produce Market Committee Act 2003. The broad policy mandate has been to develop an efficient agri-marketing system with both back-end and front-end linkages between the growers and the industry that enables farmers to receive a fair price for the

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Inclusive Fresh Food Retail Chains in India: A Case Study from Punjabrketing practices in India to improve the livelihoods of small producers. The fresh food retail chains are developing linkages from farm to fork to buy fruits and vegetables directly from farmers. However, the retail chains everywhere are, generally, found to be working with only large farmers and e

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Linking Farms with Consumers Through Organized Retail Chains: Implication for Producers in IndiaThis chapter presents an integrated picture of three cases of farmers’ marketing through retail chains using primary data, both quantitative and qualitative in nature, from three states in India. The chapter seeks to understand how the linkage between producers and the buyers in the value chains is

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Promoting Organized Retail in Horticulture and Beneficial Impact on Farmers—The Case of Deepak Fertinges to handle in terms of huge marketable surplus. India, now ranks second in the production of fruits and vegetables and policy makers have focused attention on building up an efficient marketing system which will ensure time, place and form utility. Market reforms have therefore been initiated to

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