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Background: Digital and smart supply chains are reforming the food chain to help eliminate waste, improve food safety …, and reduce the possibility of a global food catastrophe. The globe currently faces numerous food-related issues, ranging … from a lack of biodiversity to excessive waste, and from ill health caused by excessive consumption to widespread food …
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Food supply chains are considered to be more complex systems than other types of supply chains. This complexity is due … to the continuous changes taking place, particularly in ensuring the quality of food products throughout the entire … consumers. For that, food supply chain markets have become more highly developed in the use of modern technologies, and have …
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Background: For many developing countries, agribusiness has become one of the main economic sectors, with the capacity to mobilize domestic and foreign investments. Despite the potential for development in countries like Brazil, the results of these investments in supply chains have not yet been...
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Background: Food loss management (FLM), which is discussed at length in the literature, lacks a scientific basis on … which to determine the current engagement of actors in the food value chain and what is relevant to derive appropriate … in the food value chain have addressed FLM in the past. The derived profiles do not represent stages of development but …
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Background: Agro-food supply chains possess specific characteristics due to the diverse nature of products involved and … contribute to all three pillars of sustainability, making the optimal design of a sustainable agro-food supply chain a complex … supply chain decisions and achieving economically and environmentally sustainable agro-food supply chains that contribute to …
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In this paper, we introduce a physical Internet architecture for fresh food distribution networks with the goal of … the proposed architecture reduces the driver’s away-from-home time by ∼93%, whereas it improves the food delivery … freshness of the food packages. …
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Blockchain technology has emerged as a promising technology with far-reaching implications for the food industry. The … extended food supply chains (FSCs). Blockchain can enhance traceability, enable more efficient recall and aids in risk … benefits of blockchain technology in FCSs are improved food traceability, enhanced collaboration, operational efficiencies and …
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sustainable, three-level food supply chain involving farmlands, facilities, and markets. The model employs M/M/C/K queuing systems … (GOA), effectively addresses complex and large-scale food supply chain problems. Compared to GAMS, GOA achieved similar …
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Background: Bread, a basic need for the survival of human beings, is highly perishable, has a short shelf-life, and loses its quality and potency after its date of expiry. This leads to a considerable amount of bread waste and loss in the economy. This study explores and analyses the most common...
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awareness about food waste. The type of retailer was limited to grocery stores and fruit shops, and the type of food covered … only fruits and vegetables. Furthermore, we considered the food waste generated in the logistics processes and not that … after consumption. Conclusions: More than a third of the food produced worldwide is lost or wasted. A considerable part of …
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