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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Retracted: Regulation of Retail: Comparative Experience

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Implications of New Supply Chains on the Indian Farm Economy: An Overview,uestion of whether smallholder cultivators manage to participate in the supermarket driven agri-food system is context specific and may well be conditioned by geography. However, all the case studies have taken note of continued dependence of farmers on traditional wholesale market. The small produc

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Modern Organised Retail and Its Impact on Agriculturepermarket sales..The concerns regarding exclusion of small farmers can be effectively addressed through farmers’ organisations. Cooperatives like Amul and Mother Dairy have shown how the benefits of modern retail can bring benefits to farmers. Among the other benefits, contract farming initiated by

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Retail Trade in Agriculture, Environment, and Fair-Trade Practices: Review of Experiences and Futurestressed that if creating agri-infrastructure is so vital for the poor producers and consumers of food products in the country, it should not be left merely to market forces. The state must accord due priority to these investment; the large private sector players, including multinationals, may at be

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The New Supply Chains in Malaysia: Implications to the Fruits and Vegetables Producers by globalization and enabled by information technology, a number of multinational retail chains have opened up hypermarkets in Malaysia. Some farm structural transformations are necessary to enhance the smallholders’ capacity and bargaining power to enable them to participate in the new supply chai

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Organized Fresh Food Retail Chains Versus Traditional Wholesale Markets: Marketing Efficiency and Faood retail chains. Broad findings reveal that farmers having contract with retail chains get atleast Rs. 100 to 150 per quintal more for their produce compared to other marketing channels. However, a negligible difference in the net price received by the contract and non-contract farmers is observed

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Inclusive Fresh Food Retail Chains in India: A Case Study from Punjabintensive vegetable cultivators and procures only a part of their produce. The farmers were left to sell the rest of the produce in the local markets. The retail chain farmers realized higher profits compared to non-retail chain (traditional market supplying) farmers mainly because of higher yield a

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Is Farmer–Food Retail Chain Linkage Feasible?es. The new institutional arrangement of buying at competitive prices by the food retail chain through a fruit and vegetable consolidation centre reduced the market risks and transaction cost to the farmers, and helped them to break away from the dominance of traditional brokers/wholesalers/commissi