Is Bigger Better? The Small Farm Imaginary and Fair Trade Banana Production in the Dominican Republic

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Journal article

Published 2014 by Taylor & Francis. Authored by Trauger, A.

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Sustainability Approaches:

Voluntary Sustainability Standards

Sustainability Tools:

Fairtrade International

Sustainability Issues:

Participant costs and benefits

Outcomes of Interest:

Specific Themes:

Supply chain benefits

Sectors:

Agriculture

Products:

Banana (fresh)

Sustainable Development Goals:

SDG 12 - Responsible Production and Consumption

Region/Country:

Geographies:

Central America and Caribbean

Countries:

Dominican Republic

Summary

This study presents the results of a global ethnography of the Dominican Republic's organic and Fair Trade banana supply chain.

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Is Bigger Better? The Small Farm Imaginary and Fair Trade Banana Production in the Dominican Republic

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Published 2014 by Taylor & Francis. Authored by Trauger, A.

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Is Bigger Better? The Small Farm Imaginary and Fair Trade Banana Production in the Dominican Republic

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Is Bigger Better? The Small Farm Imaginary and Fair Trade Banana Production in the Dominican Republic

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