Do durum wheat producers benefit of vertical coordination?

Carillo, Felicetta; Caracciolo, Francesco; Cembalo, Luigi

doi:10.1186/s40100-017-0088-7

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“…Handayati and colleagues [54] identified four different chain coordination mechanisms: (1) supply chain contract, (2) information sharing, (3) joint decision-making, and (4) collective learning, although all relevant and current papers focus on the first one. Contracting is the most diffused mechanism of coordination in the agri-food supply chain for managing tactical and operational decisions [70,71]. Contract models in the agri-food sector have been specifically discussed to investigate vertical and horizontal chain integration, as they highlight the pros and cons of investing in a cooperative setting [5,66,71,72].…”

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“…Contracting is the most diffused mechanism of coordination in the agri-food supply chain for managing tactical and operational decisions [70,71]. Contract models in the agri-food sector have been specifically discussed to investigate vertical and horizontal chain integration, as they highlight the pros and cons of investing in a cooperative setting [5,66,71,72]. Furthermore, a growing number of studies have specifically investigated the biomass supply chains with the lenses of contract mechanisms as a mean to foster coordination [52,55,73,74].…”

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Making Virtue Out of Necessity: Managing the Citrus Waste Supply Chain for Bioeconomy Applications

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The efficient use of agricultural wastes and by-products, which essentially transforms waste materials into value-added products, is considered as pivotal for an effective bioeconomy strategy for the rural development. Within this scope, citrus waste management represents a major issue for citrus processors. However, it also represents a potentially unexploited resource for rural sustainable development. This study focuses on analyzing the current management of citrus waste in South Italy, and on identifying the determinants and barriers that may affect an entrepreneur’s choice in the destination of citrus waste. This study investigates the preferences of citrus processors regarding the contract characteristics necessary to take part in a co-investment scheme. Both analyses are preliminary steps in designing an innovative and sustainable citrus by-product supply chain. Results show that the distance between the citrus processors and the citrus by-products plant is one of the main criteria for choosing alternative valorization pathways. Moreover, guaranteed capital, a short duration of the contract, and reduced risk are contract scheme characteristics that improve entrepreneurs’ willingness to co-invest in the development of a citrus waste multifunctional plant. The overall applied approach can be extended to other contexts for designing new and innovative by-product supply chains, thereby enhancing the implementation of bioeconomy strategies.

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“…Technical and technological risks are the main constraints in production expansion. As for organizational adaptation of grain complex to conditions of export expansion implementation, from the view point of many economists, vertical coordination and integration will facilitate effectiveness of the complex [Belaya, 2016], [Carillo, 2017], [Pall, 2014].…”

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National Priorities vs Economic Advisability: Search of Russian Integration Limits into World Food Market

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Sukhorukova²,

Kireeva³

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Proceedings of the International Conference "Economy in the Modern World" (ICEMW 2018)

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Problems of integration of the Russian food system into world system in accordance with its conjuncture are viewed in the article. Indicator analysis of food production systems development of world countries was performed on the basis of multidimentional grouping that allowed one to identify prospects for Russian food producers in the world market. Strategic alternatives of import substituting and export-oriented growth by the example of single product markets are determined. Evaluation of the amount of possible import substitution volume and export in terms of product groups is given in the article. It is concluded that positive effect of food embargo has temporary influence; therefore, top priority should be given to creation of effective economic and financial levers of production development, domestic demand restoring, and stimulating of export activity of Russian enterprises.

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“…Carillo, Caracciolo, and Cembalo (2017) have proven the importance of coordinating the efforts in shaping marketing sales policies. Using 2008-2011 panel data on Italian farm businesses that specialize in growing durum wheat, the authors conclude that participating in vertically coordinated associations provides farmers with increased sales profitability, or so-called "coordination awards" (Carillo, Caracciolo, & Cembalo, 2017).…”

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Organization and effectiveness of marketing management of agricultural commodity producers under non-cooperative marketing: the experience of Ukraine

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Харенко

Lementovska

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Problems and Perspectives in Management

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Under reducing domestic demand for food in Ukraine and increasing dependence on the world food market, a significant part of quasi-price rent from its sale is assigned by intermediary exporters, thus reducing the welfare of domestic commodity producers and consumers. To mitigate this negative effect, it is necessary to have a carefully designed marketing business strategy. The purpose of this article is to summarize the practice of using the main elements of the marketing complex, analyze the effective management of marketing activities of agricultural producers in Ukraine and determine the main directions for increasing its effectiveness by establishing marketing relations for the product supply. Given the large area of Ukraine and the complexity to obtain monographic data that are not subject to monitoring by the State Statistics Service, the study was conducted using agricultural enterprises of the typical agricultural district, namely Khrystynivka district of Cherkasy region (Ukraine) as an example. It is revealed that the use of marketing tools by agricultural enterprises is limited due to the specifics of commodity products and the managers’ focus on short-term business goals. The analysis of forming and realizing the marketing complex of the district enterprises using the monographic method has shown that enterprises systematically use only elements such as commodity policy and distribution policy, while relying exclusively on retrospective marketing data. Significant increase in the return on marketing costs in the short term can only be achieved if formal or informal associations of commodity producers are formed on a functional-territorial basis. This will create a scale effect and allow each member to reduce transaction costs and get an additional premium. It is proved that while conducting administrative-territorial reform in Ukraine, it is most appropriate to form such associations within the boundaries of the united territorial communities.

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Do durum wheat producers benefit of vertical coordination?

Cited by 20 publications

References 43 publications

Making Virtue Out of Necessity: Managing the Citrus Waste Supply Chain for Bioeconomy Applications

Making Virtue Out of Necessity: Managing the Citrus Waste Supply Chain for Bioeconomy Applications

National Priorities vs Economic Advisability: Search of Russian Integration Limits into World Food Market

Organization and effectiveness of marketing management of agricultural commodity producers under non-cooperative marketing: the experience of Ukraine

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