Traceability and Transportation Issues in the Food Supply Chain

Patidar, Akshay; Sharma, Monica; Agrawal, Rajeev; Sangwan, Kuldip Singh

doi:10.1007/978-981-16-5555-5_6

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“…These advanced detection mechanisms contribute to increased transparency and trust within the food supply chain, augmenting resilience against fraudulent practices and bolstering overall food security. Patidar et al [44] drew attention to issues such as poor product traceability, disrupted product flow, food counterfeiting or contamination, and adverse public health effects. They underscored the necessity for further research to gain a deeper understanding of these concerns and devise practical solutions.…”

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Building Resilience in Food Security: Sustainable Strategies Post-COVID-19

Haji,

Himpel

2024

Sustainability

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The outbreak of COVID-19 has posed formidable challenges to the food industry, exacerbating threats to food security worldwide. In response to this crisis, this comprehensive review systematically maps the existing literature concerning sustainability and resilience within the realm of food security. A meticulous categorization of the identified papers is performed, focusing on elucidating the underlying causes of food insecurity, assessing their profound impacts on public health, delineating the requisite strategies and actions, and discerning the commonalities and distinctions between sustainability and resilience. Systematic searches across reputable databases, including PubMed, Google Scholar, Scopus, and Springer, were conducted to retrieve pertinent papers published from 2019 to 2022, specifically addressing the threats to food security in the post-pandemic landscape. From an initial pool of 105 papers, 26 met the stringent inclusion criteria for subsequent in-depth analysis and categorization, employing thematic content analysis to elucidate their thematic focus on causative factors, repercussions, mitigation strategies, and intersections between sustainability and resilience. Drawing insights from the amalgamated findings, this study proposes a holistic, systematic conceptualization for integrating sustainability and resilience principles within the food sector. This structure offers a roadmap for fortifying food security, ultimately advancing the cause of public health and well-being. It is poised to serve as a valuable resource for researchers, facilitating the exploration of sustainability and resilience in the context of food supply chains and providing policymakers with actionable insights for implementing these vital approaches.

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Section: Integrating Sustainability and Resilience For Food Securitymentioning

confidence: 99%

Building Resilience in Food Security: Sustainable Strategies Post-COVID-19

Haji,

Himpel

2024

Sustainability

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“…(2022) presented a case study of agriculture and FSC in Spain to measure resiliency performance. Patidar et al. (2022) categorized several issues in FSC and focused on traceability and transportation-related problems.…”

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“…This supply chain needs to run smoothly and effectively in an increasingly uncertain environment (Zhao et al, 2020a, b). However, because of several risks and risk-driven elements, it is quite challenging for managers to build such a smooth and reliable FSC (Patidar et al, 2022;Esteso et al, 2018). Risk in FSC is defined as the probability of certain events that can negatively affect the flow of foodgrains.…”

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“…Yazdani et al (2022) presented a case study of agriculture and FSC in Spain to measure resiliency performance. Patidar et al (2022) categorized several issues in FSC and focused on WFPN analysis for Indian FSC traceability and transportation-related problems. Ramos et al (2021) estimated the key factors for an integrated agri-food supply chain performance measurement system.…”

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“…, 2020a, b). However, because of several risks and risk-driven elements, it is quite challenging for managers to build such a smooth and reliable FSC (Patidar et al. , 2022; Esteso et al.…”

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A weighted fuzzy Petri-net analysis for Indian foodgrains supply chain

Rathore

Thakkar

Jha

2023

IJPPM

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PurposeThis paper investigates the overall system risk for a foodgrains supply chain capturing the interrelationship among the risk factors and the effect of risk mitigation strategies.Design/methodology/approachThis paper first calculates the weight of risk factors using an integrated approach of failure mode, effects analysis and fuzzy VIKOR technique. Next, the weights are utilized as input for the weighted fuzzy Petri-net (WFPN) approach to calculate the system risk.FindingsTwo different WFPN models are developed based on the relationships among the risk factors, and both models demonstrate a higher risk value for the overall system.Originality/valueThe proposed methodology will help practitioners or managers understand the complexity involved in the system by capturing the interrelationship behaviour. This study also considers the concurrent effect of risk mitigation strategies for calculating the overall system risk, which helps to improve the system’s performance.

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