2015
DOI: 10.7819/rbgn.v17i55.2134
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Value Creation from Internationalization of Sugar Cane by-products: a multi-stakeholder view of artisanal cachaça production

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“…Oak as well as tropical local woods such as amburana, bálsamo, jatobá or jequitibá are used for maturation [68][69][70]. This very popular traditional drink in Brazil has recently begun to be exported internationally and Brazilian producers are seeking to increase the export rate, rising from 1% of exportation 20 years ago [71] to 50% today [72]. Over the past 20 years, Brazilian scientific researchers have been acquiring data to provide producers with valuable new tools to optimize their production methods [7].…”
Section: Cachaçamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Oak as well as tropical local woods such as amburana, bálsamo, jatobá or jequitibá are used for maturation [68][69][70]. This very popular traditional drink in Brazil has recently begun to be exported internationally and Brazilian producers are seeking to increase the export rate, rising from 1% of exportation 20 years ago [71] to 50% today [72]. Over the past 20 years, Brazilian scientific researchers have been acquiring data to provide producers with valuable new tools to optimize their production methods [7].…”
Section: Cachaçamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Hence, the SMEs' relationships with stakeholders may affect their long-term sustainability [23]. On one hand, as numerous studies have discussed, SMEs face greater barriers to survival and growth in critical situations, posed by challenges relating to access to financing [24], the availability of skilled staff or experienced managers, competition, production costs, regulations concerning customers [12], inadequate human capital development in terms of training and skills [25], insufficient knowledge to enter international markets [26], and information access problems, all of which mean that stakeholders play a vital role in securing resources that are essential for the firm's survival. Furthermore, in terms of organizational structures and management styles, SMEs tend to be characterized by having far less control over their environment [27], negotiating power [28], and political influence [29] than large and multinational corporations.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…No mundo de mercados globalizados e dinâmicos é inverossímil a uma empresa, independente do setor em que essa atua, permanecer isolada e sem preocupações com a competitividade dos mercados (OCDE, 2005;OLEA-MIRANDA et al, 2016). No mercado de vinhos, isso também se aplica, como pode ser observado em: Sehnem et al (2010), Menghini (2015), Neutzling et al (2015) e Rendleman et al (2016), Cattelan e Siluk (2017).…”
Section: Conceito De Competitividade Aplicado a Vitiviniculturaunclassified
“…No setor agrícola e agroindustrial, devido a essencialidade dos produtos gerados para clientes e consumidores, e da relativa flexibilidade de barreiras à entrada, a competitividade é preocupação primordial (BATALHA, 2007). Para além disso, a dinâmica competitiva global é acirrada, e afeta as empresas participantes dos mercados específicos, mas também o desenvolvimento da região em que estão inseridas (NEUTZLING et al, 2015).…”
Section: Conceito De Competitividade Aplicado a Vitiviniculturaunclassified
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