2009
DOI: 10.1002/j.2158-1592.2009.tb00102.x
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The Role of Security in the Food Supplier Selection Decision

Abstract: Sec: Adv/Price: Low Sec: Adv/Price: Med Sec: Adv/Price: Hi † Low = Equal to or below industry average; Medium = 1-2 % above industry average; High = 3 % or more above industry average Results pertaining to unconcerned respondents are presented in Table 12 and Figure 6. ANOVA results for unconcerned respondents (Table 12; F = 85.829; p<0.01) indicate a statistically greater preference for basic security/low price over advanced security/medium price. Therefore, unconcerned respondents are not willing to trade of… Show more

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“…It can clearly be seen that relationship management is an important activity within food logistics, because it was studied in 54 of 104 papers. One reason for this number Downloaded by [University of West Florida] at 14:29 02 January 2015 Zaharieva, Gorton, and Lingard (2003), Ahtonen and Virolainen (2009), Acharya, Kagan, andManfredo (2009), Hamprecht et al (2005), Cox, Chicksand, and Yang (2007), Whipple, Voss, and Closs (2009), Mergenthaler, Weinberger, and Qaim (2009), Dzever, Merdji, and Saives (2001, Ryder and Fearne (2003), Voss et al (2009), andTatsis et al (2006) Production 6 Van Donk and Van Dam (1996), Nakhla (1995), Van Wezel, Van Donk, and Gaalman (2006), Oke (2005), French and LaForge (2006), and Du et al (2009) Distribution is that SCMIJ, which persistently focuses on relationship management, contributed 46 papers to the study of relationship management. However, given the scope of the journals, very few papers focus on procurement issues.…”
Section: Descriptive Analysismentioning
confidence: 96%
“…It can clearly be seen that relationship management is an important activity within food logistics, because it was studied in 54 of 104 papers. One reason for this number Downloaded by [University of West Florida] at 14:29 02 January 2015 Zaharieva, Gorton, and Lingard (2003), Ahtonen and Virolainen (2009), Acharya, Kagan, andManfredo (2009), Hamprecht et al (2005), Cox, Chicksand, and Yang (2007), Whipple, Voss, and Closs (2009), Mergenthaler, Weinberger, and Qaim (2009), Dzever, Merdji, and Saives (2001, Ryder and Fearne (2003), Voss et al (2009), andTatsis et al (2006) Production 6 Van Donk and Van Dam (1996), Nakhla (1995), Van Wezel, Van Donk, and Gaalman (2006), Oke (2005), French and LaForge (2006), and Du et al (2009) Distribution is that SCMIJ, which persistently focuses on relationship management, contributed 46 papers to the study of relationship management. However, given the scope of the journals, very few papers focus on procurement issues.…”
Section: Descriptive Analysismentioning
confidence: 96%
“…The literature identified the importance of developing proactive strategies to reduce costs and identify issues within the product development process. Product security within areas such as the food industry has not been a high priority due to the concern of reducing costs to address price demands from customers (Voss et al 2009). The food industry continues to be under pressure to improve food safety, implement efficient risk management and manage quality from farm to fork (Wang, Li, and Shi 2012).…”
Section: Background Literature 21 the Recall Processmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…First, food supply chains are an important subset of the broader supply chain environment due to their importance to global and local populations, economic prosperity, and the vulnerablity of food supply chains [14]. Second, food has a direct effect on customers' health, which prompts the need for products to have high levels of quality.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%