Trade and poverty in Paraguay: the case of an agribusiness value chain

Incluye bibliografía

Trade and poverty in Paraguay: the case of an agribusiness value chain

Includes bibliography

E-business innovation and customs renovation for secure supply chain management

Includes bibliography

The Mexican film industry and its participation in the global value chain

Includes bibliography

The Brazilian sugar and alcohol sector: evolution, productive chain and innovations

Includes bibliography

La cadena de distribución y la competitividad de las exportaciones latinoamericanas: racionalización portuaria en Chile = The distribution chain and the competitiveness of Latin American exports: port modernization in Chile

Incluye Bibliografía

Family farming and the agroindustrial chain: some notes on the German experience

Includes bibliography

Modelo de cadena de distribución como instrumento metodológico = Distribution chain as a methodological tool

Documento E/CEPAL/L.149 solamente en inglés

Security in the logistics chain and its impact on Mesoamerican competitiveness

This issue of the FAL Bulletin analyses the implications of logistics security for the competitiveness of the member countries of the Mesoamerica Project. This study analyses a number of international indicators related to logistics security and proposes a set of actions to improve the organization of the governments and their coordination with the private sector, to enhance the efficiency of the measures implemented and thus the competitiveness of their economies.

Regional integration: towards an inclusive value chain strategy

Includes bibliography.

Short food supply chain as an alternative for promoting family agriculture

In recent years, increasing attention has been given to promoting short agrifood supply chains, not only in Europe and the United States but also in Latin America. This bulletin describes some specific experiences with short food supply chains, both in Latin America and in other parts of the world, which have made it possible to identify success factors and lessons learned. These examples are based on cases discussed at the seminar on short food supply chains recently held by ECLAC, FAO and WHO.