Scaling Up: Strategies for Expanding Sales of Local Food to Public and Private Institutions in New York - FIC

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Scaling Up: Strategies for Expanding Sales of Local Food to Public and Private Institutions in New York

While there are important benefits of greater farm to institution sales and growing public support for such efforts, significant barriers remain.These barriers are often complex and can be found across the food chain.To be successful, efforts to overcome such barriers must enable increased food production as well as grow demand and purchasing by institutions and all of the links in the supply chain between farm field and institutional plate.This report highlights a series of "actionable projects" that are priorities for New York.

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Author
Glenda Neff and David Haight
Publisher
Saratoga Springs, NY: American Farmland Trust
Page Numbers
19
Publication Date
October 04, 2012
Publication Type
Reports and Guides
et al. Author(s)
Farm to Institution New York State Working Group
State
New York
Keywords
Direct Marketing, Farm to School / Institution

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