Certification process in agriculture: possibilities of diversification and increments in interactions in order to promote regional production development
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.5380/dma.v14i0.9695Keywords:
certificação, EurepGap, fruticultura, frutas frescas, meio ambiente, certification, fruit production, environmentAbstract
The article is dedicated to the analysis of the certification process in tahiti lime farms in one of the main
producing regions of the country, located in São Paulo State. We verified a context marked with two
simultaneous phenomena. The first one is about the expansion of the tahiti lime production and about
(EurepGap) the certification process European Retailers Produce Working Group - Agricultural Good
Practices, that is managed since 2002. The second one relates to the trend of alterations the São Paulo´s
agricultural landscape with the modification in the crops to serve the necessity of increasing sugar cane
production and the consequent reduction of the plantation of other crops. The proposed approach in the
present article focuses on the understanding of the process of agricultural certification as an instrument
that can be compatible with the productive diversification and increments in the interactions established
between farmers and others participants of the production systems.
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