Strawberries: a case study of how evolving market expectations impact sustainability Richard Westra

Strawberries: a case study of how evolving market expectations impact sustainability Richard WestraThe strawberry industry is facing the reality that it has been built on an unsustainable foundation. with dependencies on fumigation, plastic, pesticides, fertilizers, diminishing groundwater, undocumented labour and fuel for transportation. This chapter offers a case study of the impact of that market expectations have had on the US strawberry industry. After an introductory survey of the history of strawberry production in the United States, the

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