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The work refers to the sphere of the post-harvest of the agricultural product. The first one leaves it refers to the presentation and commercialization of agricultural products in Germany; country that presents a high standard of quality and competition in this sphere inside the European Union. In this case, the methodologies are described that are used in this country and their tendency toward the future. The party of the second part is about these same topics in the environment of Cuba. The third leave they discuss: Which of these technologies they could be introduced in Cuba or in countries of the call third World? this way, is the objective of the present work to disclose what is carried out in this sphere to level of the first world and the possibility of introducing some of these presentation and commercialization technologies in countries of the call third world. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The article aims to reflect on the characteristics of European football, marked by high levels of commercialization and spectacularization. These elements can also be deeply rooted in various football practices and rituals. Owing to the resources guaranteed by its media and economic exploitation, the driving rationale behind the organization of elite football prioritizes the maximization of revenue. The recent history of the Champions League serves as a clear example of this trend. Shaped by a strong market orientation, European football has thus ensured a monopolisation of economic and sporting success by the top clubs, exacerbating the inequality, with the less wealthy clubs being left with fewer resources and opportunities to compete. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The article titled "Factor Analysis of Entrepreneurship Ecosystem to Develop Comprehensive Entrepreneurship Skills" discusses the relationship between entrepreneurship ecosystem factors and the development of comprehensive entrepreneurship skills. The study uses factor analysis to analyze data collected from participants and identifies key factors that contribute to the development of entrepreneurship skills. The article provides valuable insights for individuals and organizations interested in fostering entrepreneurship skills and understanding the factors that influence them. [Extracted from the article]

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Regarded as gourmet food, lobster is one of the main fisheries in Mexico and Yucatan, a state that specializes in the production of lobster tail for the national tourism market (Cancun). Using the theoretical positioning of the Spatial Organization of the Economy and a methodology that combines qualitative and quantitative data, this investigation reveals the complex interrelationship between different spaces (fishing, processing, and consumption zones) generated by the Yucatecan lobster economy. However, the current spatial structure could be modified by the incipient catch of live lobster, driven by new actors and directed to the international market (China). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This research work is based on the need to create new alternatives for the economic reactivation of the agricultural sector in the department of Nariño, since the COVID 19 pandemic generated great economic and product losses. The objective is to implement GMP and ICT strategies to strengthen the commercialization of products in the municipalities of Pasto, Ipiales and Tumaco; where an analysis was carried out with studies and data collection, of the commercialization dynamics and utility that these generate; concluding that the product is not valued and causes great losses to the farmers. Therefore, it is necessary to strengthen the producer through training in GMP and ICT tools to give added value to their products, as well as implementing Packing House in these municipalities, where post-harvest handling processes will be carried out on the products, which will be marketed through the AgroTIC virtual platform, improving sales and distribution. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The present study was carried out with the objective of carrying out a microbiological analysis of the ground meats commercialized in a market of the City of Riobamba. Samples were collected from different establishments during a determined period and laboratory tests were carried out to detect the presence of pathogenic microorganisms and determine their bacterial load. The results revealed the presence of various microorganisms in the ground beef samples, including bacteria such as Escherichia coli, Total Coliforms, Mesophilic Aerobes, Salmonella spp., and Staphylococcus aureus. These pathogens represent a potential risk to public health, as they can cause foodborne illness. In addition, it was observed that some samples had a high bacterial load, which indicates poor hygienic-sanitary management during the production and handling of ground meats. This highlights the importance of implementing control measures and good practices in the food production chain, in order to guarantee the safety and quality of meat products. In conclusion, this study highlights the need to carry out continuous microbiological surveillance in meat products sold in markets, as a strategy to prevent the appearance of outbreaks of foodborne diseases. Likewise, it highlights the importance of making producers and food handlers aware of the importance of maintaining good hygiene and handling practices to safeguard the health of consumers. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In the framework of the project Environmental Bases for the Local Alimentary Sustainability was created in the Cooperative of Credits and Services "Frank País" of the municipality Güira de Melena, the mini-industry "San Miguel", with the objective of minimizing the adverse effects of the climaticchange that causes production losses and this way to achieve a precise planning of the volumes of products of fruits and vegetables to harvest and the ways for its commercialization. Seven years after the creation and starting of the mini-industry, it becomes necessary to value the economic feasibility in itsoperation with the purpose of contributing information for the taking of decisions as for the creation and management of other similar industries. For the economic analysis were used the cost of initial investment, starting from the expenses in Cuban pesos for the construction of the mini-industry and the machines, which were added later on, in order to know his total amount. The results obtained during the period 2016-2021 show that 45.23% of raw material supplied to the mini-industry had good use, having in the first year of exploitation 1 728.2 hundreds of Cuban pesos of net profit and reaching up to 6 149.0 hundreds of Cuban pesos in the last year of study as consequence of the increase of the productive capacity, existing a yearly relationship benefit-cost of 1.81 as average and a time of recovering of the investment of 3.42 years, what demonstrates that under similar conditions it is profitable the creation of mini-industries for processing fruits and vegetables. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This article addresses the market of organic products, highlighting the role of networks for the creation of trading spaces. Based on organic production data and on the analysis of different experiences linked to the Circuito Sul de Circulação e Comercialização de Produtos Agroecológicos da Rede Ecovida de Agroecologia (Southern Circuit of Circulation and Commercialization of Agroecological Products of the Ecovida Agroecology Network), the aim was to discuss and problematize the scales in the networks of organic products, with emphasis on the peasant agriculture. In these terms, the market is formed by disputed territorialities, leading to conflicts between hegemonic and counter-hegemonic agents who use different spatial practices to expand their scales of action and strengthen their respective territorial projects. Peasant agriculture, through multi-scale relationships, has created successful alternatives in the organic products market, strengthening its relative autonomy based on Agroecology. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Space is becoming the next frontier for human conflict and competition. The United States, the People's Republic of China (PRC), and the Russian Federation (RF) have all invested deeply in a modern space race to gain or maintain strategic superiority, with plans for lunar bases, celestial resource exploitation, and the colonization of Mars. With technological advancements and a weak regulatory framework governing space operations, the development of spacebased and counterspace military assets, advanced space weaponry, space transportation and space resource exploitation operations are an inherent part of mankind's future. This article assumes the inevitability of space exploration--including celestial body resource exploitation, weapon research and developments, and the human colonization of Mars--to show the importance of American leadership of human expansion into space. Power in space will be drawn from technological developments, including new types of weaponry and energy production. The author explores the technologies available in today's space race environment, including potential future energy resources available in space, weapon systems designed for space and counterspace warfare, the legal implications of each, and some potential consequences of different nations gaining the upper hand in the heavens. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The objective of this reflection article with a qualitative approach, which is developed within the Constitutional Justice and Rights research project, is to reflect on the scope and impact that the commercialization of water could generate on Stock Markets such as Wall Street, a proposal that was news at the end of 2020. An inductive method was applied, which started from the question: Is it possible to market water, a human right, a non-renewable natural resource and good for public use in stock markets or does its nature of human right impose limitations? The hypothesis developed is, focusing on the analysis of the Colombian case, that it is not appropriate and it is contradictory to transform the access and disposal of water to a tradable commodity. After the documentary analysis of secondary sources, it is concluded that, despite the fact that at this moment the news about the commercialization of water seems “fiction”, it is necessary to anticipate scenarios that this type of business poses. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Objetivo: identificar patrones de cambio agrícola en algunas regiones del estado de Oaxaca y aportar elementos para una nueva caracterización de los pequeños productores locales. Metodología: se realizó un estudio cuantitativo de tipo exploratorio a partir de bases de datos longitudinales, para analizar la incursión de la producción agrícola de Oaxaca en los mercados foráneos. Se emplearon análisis factoriales para generar índices de actividad agrícola y análisis de redes para observar las trayectorias de los agroproductos. Resultados: los datos muestran que el perfil agrícola de algunos municipios y de sus productores ha estado cambiando en las últimas dos décadas. Se trata de cambios marcados por el incremento de su actividad y por la consolidación de agroproductos específicos en mercados locales y foráneos. Limitaciones: se emplearon sólo datos secundarios. Valor: el gran volumen de datos analizado hace las evidencias robustas. Conclusiones: los resultados plantean la necesidad de actualizar la caracterización tradicional que se hace de la pequeña producción en términos de su falta de acceso a los mercados.

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This article presents the experience of El Paseo de la Economía Social y Solidaria of the National University of La Plata in the context of the COVID 19 pandemic and "Mandatory Preventive Social Isolation" highlighting in particular the situation of Family Farmers who participate in it. El Paseo de la Economía Social y Solidaria is a marketing experience in which organizations of horticultural producers of Family Farming participate, along with artisans, honey producers, food producers, etc. It has taken place since 2011, ascribes to the values of the Social and Solidarity Economy of the University Extension policy of the UNLP. As a result of the pandemic and the "Mandatory Preventive Social Isolation", "El Paseo" went from having fairs located in different UNLP premises to an expanded spatial configuration with more than a hundred delivery points (addresses) located in the center of the city and the neighborhoods. This transformation implies a significant change since although the number of consumers increases and the spatial dimension of the market is extended, the cultural aspects and social and community interaction that the nature of the fair implies are momentarily suspended. These changes in the spatial, economic and cultural dimensions reconfigure the territory, generating a new insertion of El Paseo in the city. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Analysis of educational system seems to be the most reasonable when the key points are reformation and modernization of education, since the mentioned processes are the response to transformations in adjacent social spheres caused in their turn by objective changes, which may include civilizational, transnational changes in education at national level. This article is devoted to the estimation of educational reforms in the context of contemporary civilizational changes. The research aimed to systematize the features of development of reforms in the field of education, to develop measures on coordination of activities among main participants in educational process, to determine its main features in the context of civilizational changes. It has been established that the key point is to detect balance between autonomous right of a university to render education and scientific studies for economy and society, and responsibility of state for assurance of quality, accountability, integrity, and availability of education. It has been proved that the education sector needs investment to improve learning and research conditions. Another issue is implementation of new forms of financing, including on competitive basis, to support interest and interaction between universities and business environment. It has been determined that new trends in cooperation should not only concern the development of innovations and commercialization but also attract employers to cooperation aiming at development of new or updating the existing learning programs. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

El objetivo de este artículo es examinar los mecanismos de acción colectiva que implementaron los pequeños productores de limón persa en el Distrito de Riego San Gregorio en la región fronteriza México-Guatemala. El análisis de las estrategias que estos actores desarrollaron en las áreas de producción, difusión de conocimientos y comercialización, revela las formas en que enfrentan los retos del desarrollo territorial y los cambios en el sector alimentario. Debido a que la producción de este cítrico es un proceso reciente en el territorio, no se cuentan con estadísticas específicas y estudios previos para tomarlos como referencia, por lo que se parte de un estudio exploratorio para realizar una metodología de perspectiva cualitativa basada en la observación participante, entrevistas a distintos actores locales, conocimiento de la historia oral, aplicación de una encuesta a pequeños productores y la consulta de bases de datos. Se encontró que, para contender frente a la reestructuración del sector alimentario, los productores locales recuperaron elementos endógenos del territorio, lo que les permitió cooperar y coordinarse mediante organizaciones y la acción colectiva. Con ello adoptaron y adaptaron a sus condiciones un programa externo de introducción de un nuevo cultivo. Al ser un proceso reciente, se cuentan con pocos estudios de limón en la región.

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The article presents the productive relations in the rural settlements of the Municipality of Nova Andradina / MS. The objective of the study was to analyze the perspectives of the production processes of the settlers and how the productive relations take place inside and outside the lots, according to the participants of the research. The methodology used was qualitative research and oral history, through interviews with the settlers of the municipality. The main results analyzed determined that the productive relations in the settlements of the municipality, have particular characteristics, and that they differ from each other, according to the abilities of each settled in its lot. However, milk production is present in all the settlements, being one of the main sources of income in the lots. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The objective was to analyze the market consequences of quarantine in the vegetable and fruit sector. Given the relevance of the theme COVID-19, it was decided debate about safe foods, the effects of social isolation to contain the progress of coronavirus on the vegetable and fruit production chain and new forms of commercialization. Integrative literature review and field survey were used for data collection. The results were presented in a descriptive manner with emphasis on the city of Marília, State of São Paulo, Brazil. It was found that the consumption of vegetables and fruits, when properly handled, is safe and offer no health risks. There was a reduction in consumption in wholesale and retail of around 32% of the total volume sold. New forms of commercialization tend to minimize losses in the sector. The different agents in the production chain suffered economic impacts that will compromise production in the short and medium term. There is a need to support government actions to avoid the shortage of various goods in the sector. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Brazil has been the largest consumer of pesticides in the world since 2008. The main objective of this study was to understand the role of women farmers in the ongoing production processes aimed at updating the place of the rural production in contemporary societies, based on the agroecology production system. This work has a qualitative character and will deal with data collection carried out with five farmers in three municipalities in the northwest of Rio Grande do Sul. In the territory under study, what drew attention was leadership, empowerment and autonomy vis-à-vis ecologically based production, defending agroecology and resisting the use of chemicals, as they aware of the causes of health problems and environmental contamination. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The article discusses the complex scenario of financing higher education and researches the affirmative policies of Brazilian student finance. Thus, a study aims to analyze the phenomenon of the commercialization of Brazilian Higher Education, through affirmative policies: FIES and PROUNI. The study initially presents a brief historical review, of the relationship between education as a right / commodity and a field research, with a case study carried with students, students of Social Service of private HEI, located in the central brackland of Ceará, city of led, who accessed Higher Education through FIES and PROUNI. After analyzing the content of the interviews, we recognize the impact of such policies in a market context with a strong privatization process in Brazilian higher education, central brackland of Ceará. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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E-commerce represents a driving force for the economic development of enterprises and businesses. E-commerce is widely used in developed countries, however, it is considered an alternative commercialization channel in developing countries. The development of electronic commerce in Cuba is incipient, mainly in institutions of the agribusiness sector that base their businesses on traditional models. This situation affects the commercial and economic development of these organizations and difficult the supply of food to the Cuban agricultural market. In this research, a strategy was developed to implement e-commerce in a medium-sized enterprise in the Cuban agro-industrial sector. Historical-logical method, in-depth interview, surveys, participant observation, theoretical triangulation and modeling were used as scientific methods. The strategy is aimed to improving the commercial management of the company and promoting its commercial and economic development. This paper contributes to increase the efficiency of Cuban agribusiness companies and the food market in this country through the use of e-commerce. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]