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Sustainability and Strategy in U.S. Agri-Food Firms: An Assessment of Current Practices
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EngineeringSupply Chain IssuesSustainable Food SystemFood ProductionAgricultural EconomicsSustainable OperationsAgri-environmental PolicySustainable Supply Chain ManagementFood SystemsSustainable AgricultureFood Systems SustainabilityAgricultural Resource ManagementCorporate ResponsesSupply ChainManagementResilient Food SystemsSustainable SourcingPublic HealthContent AnalysisFood PolicyCorporate Social ResponsibilitySupply Chain ManagementCorporate SustainabilityCurrent PracticesFood SustainabilitySustainable Food SystemsU.s. Agri-food FirmsSustainable PracticeBusinessBusiness SustainabilityFood IndustrySustainabilitySustainable Supply ChainsAgri-food SystemsSustainable ProductionSocial Responsibility
Increasingly, many major U.S. agri-food firms are joining their European counterparts in incorporating sustainability initiatives into their business operations. This paper provides a content analysis of the sustainability initiatives reported by select U.S. agri-food firms throughout the supply chain in their corporate social responsibility (CSR) reports. Among the results of our analysis, we find that many U.S agri-food firms continue to engage in a “hodgepodge” approach to sustainability without a clear link to their business strategy. Furthermore, these firms have transitioned their sustainability initiatives to focus on internal initiatives to address environmental and supply chain issues over time.
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