Farmers organisations and quality chains in Vietnam. Promoting information and cooperation
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https://doi.org/10.19182/agritrop/00057Mots-clés
family farms, state intervention, foods, biosafety, health policies, quality, market regulations, standards, case studies, rice, beef, vegetables, marketing, consumer behaviourRésumé
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In all countries, demand for quality food is on the increase. Governments and multinationals are promulgating rules and standards regarding production conditions, inspections and certification. But smallholders often struggle to meet such conditions and to take advantage of these new opportunities. Vietnam provides a good example of this issue. Demand for safe and tasty food is rapidly increasing in domestic and international markets. Family farmers cultivating small areas – the vast majority of producers – cannot meet this demand adequately, despite active public policies in favour of quality. What can be done to remedy this situation?
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