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Use of Indicators to Compare Supply Chains in the Coffee Industry

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2004

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Courville, Sasha

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Greenleaf Publishing Ltd

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This paper examines the challenges and considerations in using sustainability indicators for comparison purposes, using coffee supply chains in Mexico and Costa Rica as case studies. The context of coffee production and processing in the two countries is

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Keywords: coffee; commodity; industrial practice; sustainability; Central America; Costa Rica; Mexico [North America]; North America Case study; Coffee; Costa Rica; Indicators; ISO 14001; Mexico; Processing; Production; Supply chains

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/87384

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ANU Research Publications

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Greener Management International

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