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Overcoming supply chain failure in the agri-food sector: A case study from Moldova

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  • Dumitrashko, Mikhail
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  • Gorton, Matthew & Dumitrashko, Mikhail & White, John, 2006. "Overcoming supply chain failure in the agri-food sector: A case study from Moldova," Food Policy, Elsevier, vol. 31(1), pages 90-103, February.
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