Pullman, M: Food Supply Chain Management

'A fascinating examination of the biggest-and most important-supply chain in the world, after all everyone eats. Food safety and low cost, two things much of the developed world takes for granted, are examined as consequences of the rapid industrialization of worldwide food supply chains. Pullman and Wu provide intriguing analysis of the conflicting forces shaping this most critical of supply chains.'-Kenneth K. Boyer, Fisher College of Business, Ohio State University, USA 'This is an excellent book for experienced practitioners as well as students of food supply chain management. The case studies are very lively, cutting edge and illuminating, providing detailed insights into food production and supply chain methods, sure to spark much debate in the classroom.'- Rupert Spies, Senior Lecturer, School of Hotel Administration, Cornell University, Ithaca, New York, USA