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Sustainability Strategy, Tools and PMS in Agri-Food Business: a case study from Italy

Name: Sustainability Strategy, Tools and PMS in Agri-Food Business: a case study from Italy
Keywords: Sustainability, Case study, Strategy, Performance Mesaurement System, Agri-food

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Authors: Vincenzo Riso; Silvia Cantele;

handle: 11562/1131729

Sustainability Strategy, Tools and PMS in Agri-Food Business: a case study from Italy

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The agri-food sector is rapidly evolving towards sustainability due to public policies and market expectations. Companies impact the environment and society across the value chain, and the management of these impacts requires consistent tools. Among these are performance measurement systems that include sustainability-related indicators. This study examines the case of a sustainable agri-food company, focusing on its strategic monitoring of environmental, social, and economic dimensions related to its transition toward a more sustainable business model

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University of Verona
Italy

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Sustainability, Case study, Strategy, Performance Mesaurement System, Agri-food

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