Retailing organic food in Europe 2008: Latest trends in distribution channels and driving forces (original) (raw)

Richter, Toralf (2008) Retailing organic food in Europe 2008: Latest trends in distribution channels and driving forces. Paper at: BioFach Congress, NürnbergMesse, Nuremburg, Germany, February 21 - 24, 2008. [Unpublished]

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Conclusions
- The share of sold organic food via conventional chains is permanently growing.
- Sources for European organic food get rare year by year, when policy and market actors do not wake up and start to influence the organic farming sector in a positive way.
- Consequence: ‘The main retailer competition field of tomorrow will be how to bind and contract reliable organic producer groups.’

EPrint Type:	Conference paper, poster, etc.
Type of presentation:	Paper
Keywords:	Organic food, organic retailer sector, organic market, Europe
Subjects:	Food systems > Markets and trade
Research affiliation:	International Conferences > 2008: BioFach Congress
Related Links:	http://www.fibl.org/aktuell/termine/2008/biofach-fibl-vortraege.php#fr4, http://www.biofach.de
Deposited By:	Richter, Dr. Toralf
ID Code:	13189
Deposited On:	26 Feb 2008
Last Modified:	12 Apr 2010 07:36
Document Language:	English
Status:	Unpublished
Refereed:	Not peer-reviewed

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