Enhancing export competitiveness of Asian fruits
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RT Generic T1 Enhancing export competitiveness of Asian fruits A1 UN.ESCAP, Centre for Sustainable Agricultural Mechanization (CSAM), YR 2007-01 LK https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12870/4673 PB UN.ESCAP AB The Seminar shared the latest postharvest technology among the ESCAP member countries.It identified the best practices in fruit supply chain management and adaptation of the postharvest technology suitable to the conditions in the Asian-Pacific region. Adoption and application of the most appropriate and efficient food (inter alia, fruits and fresh vegetables) chain management would lead to increased food production both in terms of quantity and quality and increase the potential for exports of these horticultural produce from the region. The resultant higher income and employment of the rural population will contribute to rural poverty reduction, one of the major goals of the MDGs of the United Nations (UN). OL English(30) TY - GEN T1 - Enhancing export competitiveness of Asian fruits AU - UN.ESCAPCentre for Sustainable Agricultural Mechanization (CSAM) Y1 - 2007-01 UR - https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12870/4673 PB - UN.ESCAP AB - The Seminar shared the latest postharvest technology among the ESCAP member countries.It identified the best practices in fruit supply chain management and adaptation of the postharvest technology suitable to the conditions in the Asian-Pacific region. Adoption and application of the most appropriate and efficient food (inter alia, fruits and fresh vegetables) chain management would lead to increased food production both in terms of quantity and quality and increase the potential for exports of these horticultural produce from the region. The resultant higher income and employment of the rural population will contribute to rural poverty reduction, one of the major goals of the MDGs of the United Nations (UN). @misc{20.500.12870_4673 author = {UN.ESCAPCentre for Sustainable Agricultural Mechanization (CSAM)}, title = {Enhancing export competitiveness of Asian fruits}, year = {2007-01}, abstract = {The Seminar shared the latest postharvest technology among the ESCAP member countries.It identified the best practices in fruit supply chain management and adaptation of the postharvest technology suitable to the conditions in the Asian-Pacific region. Adoption and application of the most appropriate and efficient food (inter alia, fruits and fresh vegetables) chain management would lead to increased food production both in terms of quantity and quality and increase the potential for exports of these horticultural produce from the region. The resultant higher income and employment of the rural population will contribute to rural poverty reduction, one of the major goals of the MDGs of the United Nations (UN).}, url = {https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12870/4673} } @misc{20.500.12870_4673 author = {UN.ESCAPCentre for Sustainable Agricultural Mechanization (CSAM)}, title = {Enhancing export competitiveness of Asian fruits}, year = {2007-01}, abstract = {The Seminar shared the latest postharvest technology among the ESCAP member countries.It identified the best practices in fruit supply chain management and adaptation of the postharvest technology suitable to the conditions in the Asian-Pacific region. Adoption and application of the most appropriate and efficient food (inter alia, fruits and fresh vegetables) chain management would lead to increased food production both in terms of quantity and quality and increase the potential for exports of these horticultural produce from the region. The resultant higher income and employment of the rural population will contribute to rural poverty reduction, one of the major goals of the MDGs of the United Nations (UN).}, url = {https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12870/4673} } TY - GEN T1 - Enhancing export competitiveness of Asian fruits AU - UN.ESCAPCentre for Sustainable Agricultural Mechanization (CSAM) UR - https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12870/4673 PB - UN.ESCAP AB - The Seminar shared the latest postharvest technology among the ESCAP member countries.It identified the best practices in fruit supply chain management and adaptation of the postharvest technology suitable to the conditions in the Asian-Pacific region. Adoption and application of the most appropriate and efficient food (inter alia, fruits and fresh vegetables) chain management would lead to increased food production both in terms of quantity and quality and increase the potential for exports of these horticultural produce from the region. The resultant higher income and employment of the rural population will contribute to rural poverty reduction, one of the major goals of the MDGs of the United Nations (UN).Metadata
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The Seminar shared the latest postharvest technology among the ESCAP member countries.It identified the best practices in fruit supply chain management and adaptation of the postharvest technology suitable to the conditions in the Asian-Pacific region. Adoption and application of the most appropriate and efficient food (inter alia, fruits and fresh vegetables) chain management would lead to increased food production both in terms of quantity and quality and increase the potential for exports of these horticultural produce from the region. The resultant higher income and employment of the rural population will contribute to rural poverty reduction, one of the major goals of the MDGs of the United Nations (UN).