Description
Globalization has transformed agri-food markets, creating a single global market with reduced trade barriers. In theory, this should bring increased food security, yet challenges persist. Small farmers often need help integrating into global sourcing networks and meeting stringent food safety regulations. Additionally, there is increasing pressure on businesses and governments to address the environmental and resource consequences of agri-food production.
Advanced Computational Methods for Agri-Business Sustainability offers a comprehensive analysis of agricultural sector challenges and provides practical solutions. It identifies potential issues in agri-food management and supply chains, offers mitigation strategies, and highlights opportunities for sustainable development. The book aims to bridge the gap between theory and practice, providing insights for academics, policymakers, and industry professionals.
Author's/Editor's Biography
Kamalakanta Muduli (Ed.)
Kamalakanta Muduli
has about 18 years teaching/research experience (Aug 2000-till July 2010 and 1st August 2014 till date) as Lecturer, Senior lecturer, Assistant Professor and Associate Professor in Degree level Engineering colleges/Universities in, Subjects taught include Optimization Engineering, Production & Operation Management, Quality Control and Reliability, Industrial Engineering and Management, Manufacturing Technology, Maintenance Engineering, Engineering Mechanics Published 80 research papers in reputed indexed journals and presented papers in 34 national and international conferences