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"Of Cabbages and Kings": restructuring in the Irish food industry
Tovey, Hilary
The food processing industry in Ireland has become more concentrated, diversified, and internationalised in recent years. To date, most Irish discussions have tended to treat the food industry as part of agriculture, assuming a consensus of interests around its development between farmers and industry managers. This paper questions that assumption, drawing on international studies of vertical integration in food production to explore the effects of structural change in the industry for farmers, and to a lesser extent, for industry employees and food consumers.
Keyword(s): food processing industry; Ireland; consumption
Publication Date:
1991
Type: Other
Peer-Reviewed: Unknown
Language(s): English
Institution: Trinity College Dublin
Citation(s): Tovey, Hilary. '"Of Cabbages and Kings": restructuring in the Irish food industry'. - Economic & Social Review, Vol. 22, No. 4, July, 1991, pp. 333-350, Dublin: Economic & Social Research Institute
Publisher(s): Economic & Social Research Institute
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