Consumers, market intermediaries and farmers: different perceptions of vegetable quality

Author： Concepcion SB   Montiflor MO   Digal LN   Rasco ET   Batt PJ  

Publisher： Stewart Postharvest Solutions

ISSN： 1745-9656

Source： Stewart Postharvest Review, Vol.2, Iss.3, 2006-06, pp. : 1-5

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