Product flow and price change in an agricultural distribution network

Lee, Daekyung; Yang, Seong-Gyu; Kim, Ki-Bum; Kim, Beom Jun

doi:10.1016/j.physa.2017.08.006

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“…Second, the agricultural product circulation network built with the trajectory data can clearly and directly reflect the agricultural product circulation process. As the agricultural product circulation process becomes more complicated in the modern agri-food system, the corresponding network involves more participants, interconnecting wholesalers, retailers and distributors to producers and consumers [22]. Combined with the geographical and semantic data, this study can identify the locations and product types, which is useful for exploring in-depth information about diverse participants.…”

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Seasonal Characteristics of Agricultural Product Circulation Network: A Case Study in Beijing, China

Zhao

Cheng

2022

Agronomy

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Agricultural product circulation is an appropriate way to optimize the distribution of agricultural resources and maintain food safety. The seasonality of agriculture leads to seasonal variations in agricultural product circulation. Previous studies constructed origin–destination networks based on annual statistics to investigate the static structure of agricultural product circulation networks from a single view, failing to capture the seasonal and multi-dimensional characteristics in agricultural product circulation. This study presents a multi-view analytical framework used to investigate the seasonal characteristics of an agricultural product circulation network. First, agricultural product circulation networks in different seasons were constructed with mass freight trajectory data through trajectory mining technology. Then, the seasonal characteristics of agricultural product circulation were, respectively, analyzed from a macro-view (networks), meso-view (edges) and micro-view (nodes). A case study was conducted in Beijing, China. It is argued that: (1) The presented method for extracting agricultural trip chains based on massive freight trajectories is feasible for the construction of agricultural product circulation networks. (2) The agricultural product circulation networks in four seasons exhibit an obvious hierarchical and radial structure. South China has a higher network density in winter and spring, whereas northeast and northwest China are the opposite. (3) A total of 80% of the linkage strength is concentrated, on average, in 35.3% of city-pairs in four seasons, where the agglomeration effect and hub status of the linking cities is more prominent in summer and autumn. (4) A total of 316 cities form Beijing agricultural product circulation networks, 48.1% of which are mainly served by Beijing agricultural product circulation in winter and spring, which is 2.7 times more than cities served in summer and autumn. These findings extend the scientific understanding of the agricultural product supply chain from a dynamic and multi-dimensional view, which provides essential information for optimizing sustainable agri-food systems and ensuring food security.

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“…(3) the spatial distribution of natural resources [19][20][21], economic effects [22] and environmental stress [23][24][25] affected by the agricultural product circulation. However, the above studies were carried out from a single perspective.…”

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Seasonal Characteristics of Agricultural Product Circulation Network: A Case Study in Beijing, China

Zhao

Cheng

2022

Agronomy

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“…Therefore, a strategy is needed in the design of the most effective and efficient supply chain process in order to prevent the occurrence of concentrated distribution at one point [7]. Mapping the distribution network promotion and matters relating to technical distribution promotion along with its operational costs within a certain period also needs to be examined because there are changes in the price patterns in each supply chain to reach the hands of consumers [8].…”

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The resilience of fishery production supply chain in West Java Province, Indonesia

Nurhayati,

Handaka,

Herawati

et al. 2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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Industrialization of fishery production in Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) in its infancy, post-covid-19, and human activities are the causes of climate change. This research aims to analyze the resilience of fisheries production in West Java Province, Indonesia. The method used descriptive quantitative, using primary and secondary data. This research was conducted from November 2022 - March 2023 and used a purposive sampling technique of 46 respondents. The SWOT analysis tool is used for supply chain innovation development strategies and measures fisheries’ supply chain innovation using risk consequence analysis. Based on the results of the supply chain innovation development strategy research from the aspect of strength is to create a transformation of the potential of fishery resources towards the utilization of fishery resources based on bio-ecoregion. Opportunities faced by management transformation with open market access and high competitiveness in fishery products. The challenges faced must be able to create a digital marketing-based fishing industry system. Threats faced by the transformation of the workforce towards digitalization. Based on the SWOT analysis, being in quadrant 2 means a diversification strategy. Types of supply chain risk for fishery products that cannot be replaced, namely micro, small, and medium fishery product businesses, and product handling when transporting fishery products from distributors. Supply chain innovation in the digital marketing era must be able to convince consumers of the products they buy.

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“…Therefore, a strategy is needed in the design of the most effective and efficient supply chain process in order to prevent the occurrence of concentrated distribution at one point (Benassi, Chirco, & Colombo, 2017). Mapping the distribution network promotion and matters relating to technical distribution promotion along with its operational costs within a certain period also needs to be examined because there are changes in the price patterns in each supply chain to reach the hands of consumers (Lee, Yang, Kim, & Kim, 2018).…”

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confidence: 99%

Promoting 4.0 Supply Chain Innovation for Fisheries Bioecoregion: A Case Study in West Java Province, Indonesia

Nurhayati,

Nurruhwati,

Herawati

et al. 2023

IJIETOM

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The industrialization of marine and fisheries is the integration of production systems from upstream and downstream, to increase the scale and quality of production, productivity, competitiveness, and value added of fishery products. Bio-ecoregion-based fisheries and marine resources from each region, especially in West Java, which is one of the producers of fisheries and marine production through the development of industrialization innovations 4.0. This study aims to analyze how to promote 4.0 industrial innovations for Fisheries Bioecoregion, case study in West Java Province, Indonesia. The method used in this research is quantitative description, using primary and secondary data. Data analysis tools use SWOT to systematically analyze various factors based on logic that can maximize strengths and opportunities, but simultaneously can minimize weaknesses and threats. Based on the research results, the strength that is owned is to create a transformation of the potential of fishery resources to the exploitation of fishery resources based on Bioecoregion. Opportunities faced by the transformation of open market access management and high competitiveness in fisheries and marine products. The challenges faced must be able to create a digital bio-ecoregion-based fishing industry system. The threat faced by the transformation of the workforce towards digitalization. Based on the SWOT analysis being in quadrant 2 it means it is in a diversification strategy. Promoting 4.0 Industrial Innovations For a Fisheries Bioecoregion, based on: increasing the added value of fisheries industrialization, increasing the competitiveness of fishery products; strengthening of marine and fisheries industry players; commodity-based, regional, and regional management systems with a concentration on leading commodities, modernization of upstream and downstream production systems; balance between the use of natural resources and sustainable environmental protection; and changes in the mindset and behavior of modern society.

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Product flow and price change in an agricultural distribution network

Cited by 6 publications

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Seasonal Characteristics of Agricultural Product Circulation Network: A Case Study in Beijing, China

Seasonal Characteristics of Agricultural Product Circulation Network: A Case Study in Beijing, China

The resilience of fishery production supply chain in West Java Province, Indonesia

Promoting 4.0 Supply Chain Innovation for Fisheries Bioecoregion: A Case Study in West Java Province, Indonesia

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