Establishing supply chain partnerships: lessons from Australian agribusiness

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Quality and Supply Management Agriculture and Agroindustry Studies Sustainable Supply Chain Management

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Many agribusiness firms in Australia are buying into the concept of SCM but are not sure how to apply it. Provides some guidance for firms who are considering following the SCM track. Presents a checklist for auditing potential supply chain partners which has proved useful in focusing the minds of potential partners on the key issues of trust and relationship management.

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