International competitiveness: implications of new international economics
The article shows interest in sending the best product to customers. People want pure food and that is a fact, it is what Dominica Should all be trying to provide. The recommendation is that now is the time to beging thinking of production without dependence upon petrochemical pesticides and herbicides. (MIBA)
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Main Authors: | 92287 McCorriston, S., 118449 Sheldon, I., 12572 International Agricultural Trade Research Consortium, Annapolis, Md. (EUA), 34335 Competitiveness in International Food Markets Annapolis, Md. (EUA) 7-8 Ago 1992 |
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Language: | eng |
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Annapolis, Md. (EUA)
1992
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