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초록·키워드
Abstract Short food supply chains (SFSCs) have been presented as a sustainable alternative to unsustainable conventional food supply chains (CFSCs). Here, intermediate SFSCs are most capable of expanding their scale and success. However, it remains unclear which intermediaries can do so sustainably, while upholding SFSCs values. Understanding the types of intermediaries and their capabilities is key to ensuring long-term success in the market. Through a systematic literature review, this paper investigates the type of intermediaries operating in SFSCs and their capabilities. Appropriate exclusion criteria eliminated articles that focused on shortening CFSCs without specifically mentioning SFSCs, as well as articles focusing on direct-to-consumer SFSCs, which did not mention intermediaries. A wide range of synonyms for intermediaries and capabilities was included to ensure a thorough search string. Based on these selection criteria, 65 articles have been selected and analyzed. The capabilities of seven different intermediaries are presented in context of the resource-based view. The capabilities are categorized in operational capabilities and relational capabilities. The outcome allows for the assessment of internal resources and external relationships that could strengthen the intermediaries’ operations, ultimately leading to sustainable competitive advantage. The practical implications of this research indicate that certain intermediaries are more suitable than others in obtaining competitive advantage toward CFSC and increasing the volumes moved through SFSCs and allowing for sustainable food supply chains. This is the first review to provide an overview of the most discussed intermediaries in SFSCs and their capabilities creating competitive advantage, allowing for future discussions around sustainable SFSCs.
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