Cooperative capital: why the status quo is not a strategy
Global supply chain for food and agricultural products has led to a “thirst” for capital among many large cooperatives.
Traditional sources of investment capital may increasingly hamstring large agricultural cooperatives from reaping the rewards of a dynamic 21st century global food and agribusiness marketplace.
That’s the takeaway lesson from a new report, Agricultural Cooperatives – Quenching the thirst for
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Jamie Ball
Thu, 19 Feb 2015
Thu, 19 Feb 2015
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Cooperative capital: why the status quo is not a strategy
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