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Strategies for Information Dissemination of Quality and Safety Crisis of Tropical Agricultural Products

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  • ZHANG Haidong
  • XU Xiaojun
  • ZENG Lijuan
  • SUN Jihua
  • HUANG Dongjie

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The quality and safety crisis of agricultural products on the one hand is the crisis of harm of agricultural products, and on the other hand is the crisis of information dissemination. This paper analyzed the characteristics of content of the quality and safety crisis information of tropical agricultural products. On the basis of these characteristics, it came up with strategies and recommendations for solving the problems of quality and safety of tropical agricultural products, including establishing the emergency response system for quality and safety crisis of tropical agricultural products, bringing into play the social responsibilities of scientific research institutions, and bringing into play authoritative effect of scientific experts.

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  • ZHANG Haidong & XU Xiaojun & ZENG Lijuan & SUN Jihua & HUANG Dongjie, 2017. "Strategies for Information Dissemination of Quality and Safety Crisis of Tropical Agricultural Products," Asian Agricultural Research, USA-China Science and Culture Media Corporation, vol. 9(01), January.
    • Handle: RePEc:ags:asagre:257295
    DOI: 10.22004/ag.econ.257295
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