The UK Food Supply Chain – An Ethical Perspective

Business Ethics, the Environment and Responsibility 7 (4):205-211 (1998)
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“The moral issues generated by the food supply chain demand attention and analysis. There must be an ethical approach balancing profitability with the welfare of life and the conservation of the environment.” Lorice Stainer is a business ethics consultant and Visiting Fellow at Leicester University Management Centre; Alan Gully is Principal Lecturer in Business Studies, and Member for the Centre for Research in International Economics, at Middlesex University Business School; and Alan Stainer is Head of Engineering Management and Professor of Productivity and Performance Management at Middlesex University.

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