Sentence examples for producers perspective from inspiring English sources

From the producers' perspective, such a regulation has clear benefits.

Drivers of reverse logistics from the producers' perspective were analyzed in house appliance industry in Turkey.

In order to get an overview of producers' perspective on the value chain, fodder producer groups were purposively selected while individual households that produce fodder were identified using snowball-sampling approach.

The presentations focused on quality assurance for RUTF and RUSF products, including the producers perspective of new specifications, microbiological safety of RUTF as well as a review of microbiological product specifications.

In this paper we provide a brief background to GMP reported studies on the impact of GMP on local production before using the case study of Nepal to explore GMP implementation and enforcement from regulators' and producers' perspective in the context of development aid and aid conditionalities.

This study investigated the producers' perspectives on grass seed production, marketing and challenges faced along the grass seed value chain in Marigat Sub-County of Baringo County, Kenya.

The purpose of this study is to map the grass seed value chain in Baringo County, Kenya, document producers' perspectives on grass seed production and marketing, and the challenges encountered along the chain.

The results indicated that from an AD operator and feedstock producer perspective, on-farm AD is more an additional activity integrated into existing agricultural systems than a renewable energy technology.

From a producer perspective, brand extensions primarily equate to adding SKUs to shelves and getting butts in bar stools.

Table 2 offers a list of technology trends that are considered relevant from both user and producer perspectives.

"You could read the outcome of the Tonys this year as indicating that some shows have become Tony Awards smash-and-grab productions, where they come in for 12 or 16 weeks, get eligible for a Tony, win it and leave," said Ken Davenport, a theater producer who writes a blog, the Producer's Perspective, about Broadway.