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(a) What are two ways in which the regulation of ColE1 plasmid replication is similar to the regulation of tra operon expression in F plasmid? (b) What would happen to colE1 plasmid copy number with a promoter mutation that decreases the expression of the Rop protein? (c) What would happen to colE1 plasmid copy number with a promoter mutation that decreases the expression of the RNA-II transcript? (d) What would happen to colEl plasmid copy number with a promoter mutation that decreases the expression of the RNA-I transcript?.
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the Abstract In late 2013, Nando's, a global chicken restaurant chain, marked the successful
implementation of a project for ethical sourcing of African bird's eye chillies (ABE) - the
signature ingredient of the brand. The initiative had set Nando's on the road to securing its annual
requirement of ABE from traceable sources, while improving the lives of participating small-
scale farmers in Mozambique and Zimbabwe. However, Jed Goldstein, programme manager of
the initiative, wondered whether Nando's could sustain ethical sourcing of ABE in a context
where procurement of other goods and services continued unchanged. Case In late 2013,
Nando's, a global chicken restaurant chain, marked the successful implementation of a proje for
ethical sourcing of African bird's eye chillies (ABE) - the signature ingredient of the brand. The
initiati had set Nando's on the road to securing its annual requirement of ABE from traceable
sources, while proving the lives of participating small-scale farmers in Mozambique and
Zimbabwe. However, Jed Goldste programme manager of the initiative, wondered whether
Nando's could sustain ethical sourcing of ABE context where procurement of other goods and
services continued unchanged. Background on Nando's The origins of Nando's traced back to a
1987 visit by friends Robert Brozin and Fernando Duarte to a sm caf called Chickenland, located
in Rosettenville, Johannesburg Over the preceding years, this sou ern suburb of the city had
become home to immigrants from Portugal and the former Portuguese colony Mozambique. 2
The caf served a dish developed by settlers in Mozambique: chicken marinated in a sau
containing ABE chillies - the sauce was called peri-peri sauce - and then grilled (see Exhibit 1).
and Duarte were so impressed by Chickenland's version of this dish that they subsequently
bought the out for about R80 000, renaming it "Nando's" after Duarte. 44 Local and international
expansion followed, with the business establishing its first overseas outlet in Portug in 1989. 5
By 2013, Nando's had about 1000 branches in South Africa and about 700 abroad in countri
spanning Africa, Europe, Australasia, the Middle East and North America. Globally, Nando's
employed sor Page 2 of 29 Nando's Chilli Sourcing: Innovation for Social Imp. SageBusines
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takeaway, but less exclusive than conventional restaurants. Fast casual chains offered food that
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requirement of ABE from traceable sources, while improving the lives of participating small-
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- 1. (a) What are two ways in which the regulation of ColE1 plasmid replication is similar to the regulation of tra operon expression in F plasmid? (b) What would happen to colE1 plasmid copy number with a promoter mutation that decreases the expression of the Rop protein? (c) What would happen to colE1 plasmid copy number with a promoter mutation that decreases the expression of the RNA-II transcript? (d) What would happen to colEl plasmid copy number with a promoter mutation that decreases the expression of the RNA-I transcript?