Addressing Production Stops in the Food Industry
Zaza Nadja Lee Hansen, Lesley Herbert, Peter Kraglund Jacobsen
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Zaza Nadja Lee Hansen, Lesley Herbert, Peter Kraglund Jacobsen
Abstract
This paper investigates the challenges in the food industry which causes the production lines to stop, illustrated by a case study of an SME size company in the baked goods sector in Denmark. The paper proposes key elements this sector needs to be aware of to effectively address production stops, and gives examples of the unique challenges faced by the SME food industry.
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This paper investigates the challenges in the food industry which causes the production lines to stop, illustrated by a case study of an SME size company in the baked goods sector in Denmark. The paper proposes key elements this sector needs to be aware of to effectively address production stops, and gives examples of the unique challenges faced by the SME food industry.
Key concepts: Production (economics), Food industry, Business, Food processing, Natural resource economics, Economics, Food science, Biology