Participative assessment of agroecological short food supply chains and proposals for improvement: a case study of Andalusia (Spain)

Matarán Ruiz, Alberto; López Medina, Jose María; de la Cruz, César; Fuentes-Guerra Soldevilla, Rafael; Soler Montiel, Marta; de Hond, Irene; Mozo Peñalver, Guillermo; Arcos, Juan Manuel; Sánchez Contreras, Josefa

doi:10.1080/21683565.2024.2311124

Agroecology and Sustainable Food Systems

2024

DOI: 10.1080/21683565.2024.2311124

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Participative assessment of agroecological short food supply chains and proposals for improvement: a case study of Andalusia (Spain)

Alberto Matarán Ruiz,

Jose María López Medina,

César de la Cruz

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Long-Time Assessment of the Organic Farmer’s Market in Granada (Spain)

Peña Rodríguez,

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Torres Rodríguez

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In recent years the world has seen an increase in the popularity of farmer’s markets, short food supply chains and local food systems. This growth can be attributed to the public’s growing consciousness of the impracticality of the global food system, globalization’s waste of fossil fuels, the fear of food chemicals, and small farmers’ desire to directly sell their products, among other things. Although there are a wealth of farmer’s market surveys and research on this topic that has been conducted over the past decades around the world, scant data have been collected about farmer’s markets in the south of Spain. This study focuses on the organic farmer’s market in Granada (Spain) and consists of five surveys developed in 8 years which are analyzed to help better understand this market that was first established in the Spring of 2013. It will also consider research on farmer’s markets in Europe and beyond in order to compare the situation of the Granada market as well as bringing in some new ideas of how it can be improved.

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Long-Time Assessment of the Organic Farmer’s Market in Granada (Spain)

Peña Rodríguez,

Matarán Ruiz,

Torres Rodríguez

et al. 2024

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Participative assessment of agroecological short food supply chains and proposals for improvement: a case study of Andalusia (Spain)

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