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urn:nbn:nl:ui:32-393394 2026-03-30 urn:nbn:nl:ui:32-393394/mods Towards effective food chains : models and applications Trienekens J.H. 149037503 0000000370034153 edt Top J.L. 091202663 0000-0001-5630-5880 0000000392048089 edt van der Vorst J.G.A.J. 203863496 0000000051513157 edt Beulens A.J.M. 097379417 0000-0002-4254-4984 0000000382734747 edt text info:eu-repo/semantics/book Wageningen Academic Publishers Wageningen 2010 320 2-s2.0-84899395441 en Food chain management research can help in the analysis and redesign of value creation and the product flow throughout the chain from primary producer down to the consumer. The aim is to meet consumer and societal requirements effectively at minimal cost. In the Wageningen UR strategic research program, Agrologistics and Supply Chains (2005-2009), a large number of Wageningen UR research institutes were involved in multi-disciplinary and applied research projects in order to shed light on diverse food supply chain management challenges such as, design of chain strategies, collaboration efficiencies between chain partners, management of risks in chains, innovative modeling concepts and application of information technologies. This book presents the results of this program. It offers a diverse disciplinary spectrum on food supply chains and it's challenges in 15 chapters. Information Technology Business Management and Organisation Operations Research and Logistics WASS Consumer Science & Intelligent Systems agro-industrial chains food chains information science knowledge logistics management netherlands supply supply chain management Toegepaste Informatiekunde Bedrijfsvoering en Organisatie Operationele Research en Logistiek WASS Consumer Science & Intelligent Systems aanbod agro-industriële ketens bedrijfsvoering informatiewetenschap kennis ketenmanagement logistiek nederland voedselketens urn:nbn:nl:ui:32-393394/obj 2026-03-30 http://purl.org/eprint/accessRights/RestrictedAccess