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Enhancing Food Culture in Ireland: Stakeholder Perspectives on Supply Chain Relationships

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This research explores the perspectives of various stakeholders on enhancing Ireland's food culture through direct chain supply relationships. It identifies the importance of promoting authentic food experiences and fostering collaboration among agribusiness, hospitality, and tourism sectors. Key findings indicate a need for strategic, clear national policies and awareness initiatives to build effective supply chain relationships. The study emphasizes the creation of regional networks to nurture interactions between food producers and hospitality providers to achieve mutual benefits for all parties involved.

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  1. Farm to Fork: Exploring Stakeholder Perspectives Ivor O’ Donovan Tony Quinlan Tony Barry WIT

  2. Research Context Fáilte Ireland: National Food Tourism Implementation Framework 2011-2013 identifies two aspects that may help us to enhance food culture. • Promoting Food Culture • Expanding the number and variety of authentic high quality food experiences in key destinations across the country

  3. Research Objectives • Assess the extent to which direct chain supply chain relationships are considered by stakeholders. • Explore the mutual is benefits of direct chain supply chain relationships among stakeholders. • Assess the impact of the barriers and challenges faced by stakeholders when engaging in direct chain supply chain relationships. • Develop for a framework of tangible recommendations, initiatives, and solutions to build a more cohesive approach to direct chain supply chain relationships.

  4. Methodology • Articulate Purpose • Determine from whom information is to be sought • Determine the structure and questions • Plan and Execute Focus Group Sessions

  5. FocusGroups Industry Practitioners (n=18) Stakeholders (n=15)

  6. Summary Findings show that there is a requirement for a more proactive and strategic approach to support direct food supply chain relationships in Ireland; what is essential is a collaborative approach between the agribusiness, hospitality and tourism sectors so that competitive advantage can be attained equally by all parties. Such an approach calls for both national and regional initiatives that embrace connectivity and creativity between stakeholders.

  7. Recommendations • There is a requirement for clear unambiguous national policy in the area of direct supply chain relationships. • Building awareness of food product knowledge and sustainability is an additional means by which to develop and support direct supply chain relationships. • A consumer-directed campaign of promotion in relation to the value and contribution of direct supply chain relationships from an environmental, health, economic and societal perspectives. • Fostering direct supply relationships can only be delivered through the creation of strong regional networks that facilitate interactions and collaboration between food producers and hospitality providers.