Sustainability standards and certification for agriculture: an overview Dr Russell T. Graham

Sustainability standards and certification for agriculture: an overview Dr Russell T. GrahamThe number of sustainability standards and certifications applied in agricultural supply chains has grown considerably in the past decade, creating confusion for consumers and challenges for producers, particularly small scale producers in developing countries. This chapter provides an overview of the range of sustainability standards that have emerged, who has developed them, their content and rationale. It also explores how companies select the

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Issues regarding the implementation of mitigation strategies on an industrial scale are discussed and options for risk management are summarized

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and fair treatment of everybody along the supply chain

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