Analysis of fruit and vegetables supply chains

Abstract

This article analyzes the existing factors affecting the spoilage of fruits and vegetables in Uzbekistan. The method was Principal Component Analysis. The data was collected through a survey from March to June 2020, a total of 314 participants of the fruit and vegetable supply chain (212 suppliers, 26 intermediaries, 26 cold store owners, and 50 exporters). As a result, it was found that sorting and packaging at high temperature and non-compliance with storage norms were the most deeply influencing factors.

Keywords

Supply chain managementmanagement mechanismsagrologistics.
Based on the nature, climatic conditions, available manpower resources and geographical location of Uzbekistan, the great potential of the country’s economy in the production of high-quality fruits and vegetables should not be doubted by almost anyone.

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