Smart Food Supply Chain: Recommendations after COVID-19 Pandemic in Agricultural Industry

Putri, Nanda Aulia; Sitompul, Fachri Rizky

doi:10.55981/brin.538.c512

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“…The social restriction has caused many stalls and stores to close and has limited access points for food from agricultural areas' production centers to urban areas. This circumstance causes agricultural production upstream and may cause food prices to fall, immediately affecting farmers, ranchers, and fishers [48]. On the other hand, a lockdown can cause a decrease in food stocks and increase prices due to delays in food distribution [43].…”

Section: The Impact Of the Pandemic On Household Food Security And Fo...mentioning

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“…Due to transportation issues caused by social restrictions in Jakarta Province, some products, ingredients, or food raw materials are either unavailable or challenging to get. A robust logistical system is required to overcome the long-distance barrier by providing adequate infrastructure (roads, ports) and a modern cold chain system for perishable commodities [48].…”

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Perspective Chapter: How Important is Urban Farming in Indonesia to Support Food Sovereignty?

Hanifa¹,

Yuniarsih²,

Qomariah³

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Urban Horticulture - Sustainable Gardening in Cities

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Urban farming is a simple concept yet significantly impacts food security and food sovereignty for urban households. Indonesian context defined urban farming as cultivation practices, including food crops, vegetables, fruits, herbs, medicinal and ornamental plants, with some combination of fishes and poultry in urban areas, namely home yard, office yard, school garden, communal garden, and many more. This chapter aims to discuss five main topics related to the urban farming movement in Indonesia: (1) The dynamic of yard utilization and food provision policy; (2) The importance of urban farming in society; (3) Community perception and involvement in urban farming; (4) The impact of the pandemic on household food security and food supply chains; (5) Government strategy to sustain participatory urban farming. The sustainability of urban farming still requires government assistance and intervention, and private involvement through corporate social responsibility. The government must support infrastructure both in terms of policy and physical implementation to facilitate the establishment of a network of business partnerships between producer farmers and various market actors in a market chain to step up the era of urban farming industrialization.

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Section: The Impact Of the Pandemic On Household Food Security And Fo...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: The Impact Of the Pandemic On Household Food Security And Fo...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Perspective Chapter: How Important is Urban Farming in Indonesia to Support Food Sovereignty?

Hanifa¹,

Yuniarsih²,

Qomariah³

et al. 2023

Urban Horticulture - Sustainable Gardening in Cities

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Concept of organic foods supply chain management in Indonesia: A review article

Relawati,

Milla,

Nur

2024

BIO Web Conf.

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In response to Indonesia’s expanding organic food industry, this review article offers a brief examination of the present state of supply chain management (SCM) for organic foods. This review article provides a concise overview of the supply chain management for organic foods in Indonesia. The review highlights the existing challenges and regulatory gaps in the organic food sector, emphasizing the need for a comprehensive and standardized regulatory framework. The authors discuss issues such as organic agriculture’s historical development, SCM’s key components, challenges and opportunities, case studies, and future prospects. The abstract suggests that addressing these challenges is crucial for the growth and sustainability of Indonesia’s organic food supply chain. It calls for collaborative efforts between policymakers and industry stakeholders to develop effective regulatory measures that promote transparency and accountability throughout the supply chain. This short review serves as a foundation for further research and initiatives to enhance the integrity and efficiency of the organic food supply chain in the Indonesian context.

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Smart Food Supply Chain: Recommendations after COVID-19 Pandemic in Agricultural Industry

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Perspective Chapter: How Important is Urban Farming in Indonesia to Support Food Sovereignty?

Perspective Chapter: How Important is Urban Farming in Indonesia to Support Food Sovereignty?

Concept of organic foods supply chain management in Indonesia: A review article

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