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Parametric review of food supply chain performance implications under different aspects

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  • Janpriy Sharma
  • Mohit Tyagi
  • Arvind Bhardwaj

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Purpose - Presented work gives comparative review of food supply chain (FSC) under various notions related to its conceptualisation, operationality and technological advancementsin lieuwith Industry 4.0 revolution. In Indian scenario, the impression of FSC seems in a scattered way that cannot be directly useful for an organisation, to overcome this scattering, a framework has been developed to consolidate the previous research works and exploration of new trends in food supply chain management (FSCM) in context to Indian scenario. Design/methodology/approach - This article encapsulates the essence of various research articles and reports retrieved from databases of Emerald and Elsevier's Science direct, clustering the various notions related to FSC in Indian context. To visualise the one-sight view of related works, a pictorial representations have also been appended. Findings - This article explains the general aspect of FSC and its linkage in context to Indian system. Presented work outlays both empirical and theoretical approaches trending from last 15 years. As research count in context to Indian FSC is lacking, so this work will be a road map for expedition in direction of FSCM, in era of research. Practical implications - Findings and suggestion in this work can expanded in various industries related to food, helping to turn their fortune and enrichment of Indian FSC. Social implications - Food is binding word for all the commodities, and its effective supply chain management is a big boon for economy of country along with large employment generation for people directly/indirectly associated with this industry. This article covers a generalise approach from ground level framework to a level of advancement which fulfil technological aspects, future needs and upcoming trendsin lieuto need of developing nation. Originality/value - As limited research is done in Indian FSCM, this work to bridge this gap along with a well-defined framework which going to explore FSC. This work is going to be facilitation for researchers of this area as no major review for Indian context has not been published.

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  • Janpriy Sharma & Mohit Tyagi & Arvind Bhardwaj, 2020. "Parametric review of food supply chain performance implications under different aspects," Journal of Advances in Management Research, Emerald Group Publishing Limited, vol. 17(3), pages 421-453, April.
  • Handle: RePEc:eme:jamrpp:jamr-10-2019-0193
    DOI: 10.1108/JAMR-10-2019-0193
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    1. Ioannis Margaritis & Michael Madas & Maro Vlachopoulou, 2022. "Big Data Applications in Food Supply Chain Management: A Conceptual Framework," Sustainability, MDPI, vol. 14(7), pages 1-21, March.

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