Following deregulation, participants in Australian dairy-food supply chains are confronted with a more complex and rapidly changing environment. In a study conducted between March 2002 and April 2003, major supermarkets emerged as the dominant power in chain development, with a trend towards greater interdependence and coordination between the chain participants. Future supply chain development will depend on the capabilities of the chain participants in operational and strategic management within the firm, and also in successfully negotiating linkages within the chains. In addition the organizational structures of both the firms and the chains need to be responsive to changing end-user needs and the dynamic business environment
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Following deregulation, participants in Australian dairy-food supply chains are confronted with a mo...
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Changes within the supply chain as a result of deregulation have resulted in substantial new risks f...
Deregulation of the Australian dairy industry, and ensuing supermarket strategies are transforming t...
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This article investigates the extent to which the purported greening of food retailing and consumpti...
The Australian federal government introduced the deregulation of the wheat export market in 2008, as...
Substantive strategic developments are frequently made by New Zealand firms involved in the processi...
Following deregulation, participants in Australian dairy-food supply chains are confronted with a mo...
The completion of the dairy industry deregulation process in June 2000 is transforming the fresh mil...
Changes within the supply chain as a result of deregulation have resulted in substantial new risks f...
Deregulation of the Australian dairy industry, and ensuing supermarket strategies are transforming t...
Deregulation of the Australian dairy industry, and ensuing supermarket strategies are transforming t...
The process of globalisation of markets has led to important changes in agribusiness, with customers...
Supply chain initiatives are growing in popularity throughout the food industry, as organisations se...
A persistent theme within supply chain management (SCM) research over the last fifteen years is that...
Incorporating sustainability practices into supply chain management (SCM) has attracted increasing a...
This article presents the empirical results of a study of strategic change in 291 organisations oper...
Corporate concentration in the food system is recognised as having detrimental impacts on farmers, f...
This research develops an integrated framework of long-term agri-food supply chain partnerships and ...
This article investigates the extent to which the purported greening of food retailing and consumpti...
The Australian federal government introduced the deregulation of the wheat export market in 2008, as...
Substantive strategic developments are frequently made by New Zealand firms involved in the processi...