Adoption of sustainable practices in food supply networks: The role of brokerage

E. Koberg De la Cruz; A. Longoni; V. Sierra

Adoption of sustainable practices in food supply networks: The role of brokerage

E. Koberg De la Cruz, A. Longoni, V. Sierra

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Recent research suggests that firms can obtain resources to support adoption of sustainable supply chain management (SSCM) practices through their supply network ties. This paper explores the role of brokerage in the exchange of financial and knowledge resources aimed at supporting the adoption of SSCM practices in supply networks. The paper presents a case study of the banana supply network in Costa Rica. We identify brokers in the network and brokerage behaviors. We extend SSCM research by considering a wide range of actors and contribute by uncovering the behaviors and actions that characterize brokerage in supply networks.

Idioma original	Inglés
Estado	Publicada - 7 oct 2018
Evento	53º Asamblea Anual CLADEA 2018 - Duración: 7 oct 2018 → 9 oct 2018

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Conferencia	53º Asamblea Anual CLADEA 2018
Período	7/10/18 → 9/10/18

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Este resultado contribuye a los siguientes Objetivos de Desarrollo Sostenible

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Adoption of sustainable practices in food supply networks: The role of brokerage

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