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Structural changes in fresh fruit and vegetable distribution channels between 1982-2012 in Turkey with specific emphasis on the Ankara wholesale market
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Eronat, Münib Âli
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This study intends to examine the changes in the structural relations between the actors of fresh fruit and vegetable distribution process within a time scope of thirty years perspective. In summary the following questions were tried to be answered: - Who are the actors active in the fresh fruit and vegetable distribution process? - How these actors transformed within a time scope of thirty years and how they were effected from the changes in overall economic developments and government policies? - What potentials do these actors have for the future and what are the key areas of development to sustain a winning environment for all parties involved: for producers, distributors and consumers?
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Fruit trade
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Vegetable trade
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https://hdl.handle.net/11511/21408
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M. Â. Eronat, “Structural changes in fresh fruit and vegetable distribution channels between 1982-2012 in Turkey with specific emphasis on the Ankara wholesale market,” M.S. - Master of Science, Middle East Technical University, 2012.