Food Marketing and Economics

Food marketing policies need to be studied as part of a broader improvement strategy that can affect food preservation and poverty assuagement. The food economics aims at regulating, coordinating and advertise research activities about the economy of the ago-food sector. The food marketing system is changing briskly, especially as modern supply chains evolve to arrangement supermarkets and as concerns for food safety and origin are repeated in the purchasing decisions of increasingly booming consumers. Modern supply chains and supermarkets correct the nature of farm market consumer communications.

 

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