From Local to Global – Globalization of Agribusiness
From Local to Global – Globalization of Agribusiness

Summary/Abstract: Commercial agreements between merchants, agricultural farmers, and customers are completed on time because to the perishable nature of commodities. They need more efficiency in the distribution system, which may imply an additional cost, which is mostly funded by the customer. These tradeoffs are also limited by the geographical location of used arable land, transportation infrastructure, and population distribution. In order to emphasize the links between retailers, agricultural producers, and clients, the connections and competitive advantage that is developed through technological progress must be designed. The technological progress made possible by the use of transportation infrastructure, innovative agricultural systems, and the distribution path used for real-time delivery to clients, to which we can also add the optimal development of production facilities and the avoidance of continuous exogenous or endogenous production cycles

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