Food Value Chains - Developing strong market-driven partnerships
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A successful food value chain develops strong partnerships between participants to create value for consumers and each other. It is market-driven and focuses on the needs of the end consumer. Participants optimize efficiency and share information to constantly improve product quality and service while balancing the distribution of power and profits across the chain. Finding compatible partners with open communication helps establish a sustainable value chain that can create local economic opportunities or operate on a global scale.
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