Operations and logistics for food security in vulnerable neighborhoods of Latin American countries

Mario Gustavo Chong Chong

Operations and logistics for food security in vulnerable neighborhoods of Latin American countries

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Abstract

This study addresses one of the main problems in emerging countries related to guarantee
accessibility to fresh produce to vulnerable populations. The objective is to understand the most
important factors that motivate the commercialization of fresh fruits and vegetables in lowincome areas, often known as food deserts, through nanostore-based supply chains.

Original language	Spanish
Pages	26
State	Published - 2018
Event	2018 MIT SCALE Latin America Conference - Estados Unidos de América Duration: 1 Apr 2018 → 1 Apr 2018

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Conference	2018 MIT SCALE Latin America Conference
Period	1/04/18 → 1/04/18

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Operations and logistics for food security in vulnerable neighborhoods of Latin American countries

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