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Opportunities for value chain research in sugar industries

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  • Thorburn, Peter
  • Archer, Ainsley
  • Jakku, Emma

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  • Higgins, Andrew & Thorburn, Peter & Archer, Ainsley & Jakku, Emma, 2007. "Opportunities for value chain research in sugar industries," Agricultural Systems, Elsevier, vol. 94(3), pages 611-621, June.
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