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Non-GMO soybean production - a new chance for small farmers in Brazil
Beat Gruninger | Hester Prummel | Cesar Colussi
In the south-east of the Brazilian state Parana, an export organization of organic products, Terra Preservada Ltda., is assisting a group of 500 small farmers in producing certified organic non-GMO soybeans.In a joint effort with a Dutch organic importer and a fair trade company of Switzerland, specific interventions in the production process have been undertaken to guarantee a supply of soybean to those processing
industries which are dedicated to sell certified non-GMO food products. There is considerable demand for non-GMO soybean in Europe, where consumers are willing to pay a premium; however, this demand can
only be met with the assistance of an export organization which has provided technical assistance and put in place extensive monitoring systems.
In the south-east of the Brazilian state Parana, an export organization of organic products, Terra Preservada Ltda., is assisting a group of 500 small farmers in producing certified organic non-GMO soybeans.
In a joint effort with a Dutch organic importer and a fair trade company of Switzerland, specific interventions in the production process have been undertaken to guarantee a supply of soybean to those processing
industries which are dedicated to sell certified non-GMO food products. There is considerable demand for non-GMO soybean in Europe, where consumers are willing to pay a premium; however, this demand can
only be met with the assistance of an export organization which has provided technical assistance and put in place extensive monitoring systems.
In a joint effort with a Dutch organic importer and a fair trade company of Switzerland, specific interventions in the production process have been undertaken to guarantee a supply of soybean to those processing
industries which are dedicated to sell certified non-GMO food products. There is considerable demand for non-GMO soybean in Europe, where consumers are willing to pay a premium; however, this demand can
only be met with the assistance of an export organization which has provided technical assistance and put in place extensive monitoring systems.
Risk management in sustainable supply chain management (SSCM): lessons learnt from the case of GMO‐free soybeans
Teuscher, Peter
Grüninger, Beat
Ferdinand, Niels
Corporate Social Responsibility and Environmental Management, Vol. 13 (2006), Iss. 1 P.1
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