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Management of Agri-Food Chains

Siniša Srečec and Arnold Csonka (eds.)

  • 230 pages
  • 6.3 MB
  • PDF

A university textbook on how agri-food chains are organized and managed, from farm inputs to retail. Covers logistics, quality, finance, marketing and short supply chains.

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