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Growth in high-value agriculture in Asia and the emergence of vertical links with farmers.

Gulati, A., Minot, N., Delgado, C., Bora, S.·2007·Global supply chains, standards and the poor: how the globalization of food systems and standards affects rural development and poverty
DOI 10.1079/9781845931858.0091
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This chapter describes the growth of high-value agriculture, its direct implications for the restructuring of the agricultural supply chains (including the emergence of contract farming and other forms of vertical coordination) and its indirect implications for the role of small farmers. The chapter focuses on three countries in South Asia (India, Bangladesh and Pakistan), four countries in South East Asia (Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia and the Philippines) and China.

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Authors
Gulati, A., Minot, N., Delgado, C., & Bora, S.
Venue
Global supply chains, standards and the poor: how the globalization of food systems and standards affects rural development and poverty
Publisher
CABI
Published
2007-01
Pages
91-108
DOI
10.1079/9781845931858.0091
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214
References
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FWCI
73.48
Type
book chapter
Language
en
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Gulati, A., Minot, N., Delgado, C., & Bora, S. (2007). Growth in high-value agriculture in Asia and the emergence of vertical links with farmers. Global supply chains, standards and the poor: how the globalization of food systems and standards affects rural development and poverty. https://doi.org/10.1079/9781845931858.0091

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