Strategic Sourcing Toward a Sustainable Organic Coffee Supply Chain: A Research Applied in Cuzco

Carbajal, Elizabeth; Rivera, Jordy; Ramos, Edgar; Raymundo, Carlos

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-27928-8_139

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“…Constraint (15) represents the maximum available capacity of distribution centers. Constraint (16) shows the processing capacity of milling centers owned by the company as well as the capacity of independent milling centers. Constraint (17) ensures that the flows from farmlands to milling centers with parboiling technology cannot exceed the maximum capacity of the opened milling centers.…”

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“…They presented a bi-level mathematical model for this supply chain to minimize total costs. Carbajal et al [16] focus on the importance of global supply chains considering the suppliers and farmers of coffee in Peru. They developed a model for evaluating the integration levels of cooperatives and the first-level suppliers to tune sustainability.…”

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A sustainable rice supply chain planning from the farm to the table: a case study

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Agri-food supply chains include several processes, from cropping and harvesting to distribution. Integrating these processes to reduce costs and environmental impact and providing sufficient supply are the main goals of agri-food supply chain management. Rice, a so-called staple food, makes up a significant portion of the human diet worldwide. Due to the importance of rice, this paper proposes a mixed-integer linear programming model for rice supply chain design and planning that considers economic, environmental, and social dimensions. This model determines the optimal strategic and tactical decisions in the rice supply chain, including cropping pattern, supplier selection, and the location and capacity of new milling centers with parboiling technology. The model considers different rice varieties and irrigation water requirements of crops. Also, it investigates the benefits of renting as well as offering a partnership agreement to independent farmers. A case study of Iran farmlands is employed to show the applicability and advantages of the proposed model for the rice supply chain. To solve the proposed multi-objective model, the ɛ -constraint method is applied. The results indicate that opening milling centers with parboiling technology is profitable for the supply chain. Moreover, entering a partnership agreement is much more profitable than renting farmlands.

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2023

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Leagile Model in the Avocado Supply Chain: Case Study in Huaral, Peru

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Paredes-Robalino

Ramos

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Human Interaction, Emerging Technologies and Future Applications III

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Gobernanza de Cadenas de Valor y Migración Laboral

García Jiménez,

Gandlgruber,

Zamora Lomelí

2024

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El estudio analiza cómo la cadena de valor del café impacta los flujos migratorios y las condiciones laborales de los trabajadores en Costa Rica, Honduras y México. Su objetivo es explorar la relación entre la producción de café y la migración de trabajadores jornaleros, utilizando un enfoque comparativo de gobernanza de las cadenas de valor. La investigación busca responder cómo estas dinámicas afectan a los trabajadores migrantes en estos países. Basado en un estudio exploratorio para la OIM y el IICA en 2021, la metodología incluyó estudios de caso en regiones seleccionadas. Se realizaron 50 entrevistas semiestructuradas con productores, trabajadores migrantes y autoridades, y los datos fueron analizados mediante codificación temática. Los resultados muestran que la gobernanza institucional influye significativamente en las condiciones laborales y los patrones migratorios. El estudio concluye que es necesario fortalecer los marcos institucionales para asegurar prácticas laborales justas y una distribución equitativa de los beneficios en la cadena de valor del café. Asimismo, se recomienda mejorar los acuerdos laborales y promover la sostenibilidad del sector cafetalero para mejorar el bienestar de los trabajadores migrantes.

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Strategic Sourcing Toward a Sustainable Organic Coffee Supply Chain: A Research Applied in Cuzco

Cited by 3 publications

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A sustainable rice supply chain planning from the farm to the table: a case study

A sustainable rice supply chain planning from the farm to the table: a case study

Leagile Model in the Avocado Supply Chain: Case Study in Huaral, Peru

Gobernanza de Cadenas de Valor y Migración Laboral

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