New study investigates the governance structure of the Nairobi pork value chain and its impact on food safety
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A new study published in Frontiers in Veterinary Science (February 2021) has documented the governance structure of the Nairobi pork value chain and the challenges faced by traders and how these impact on food safety.
The pork food system in Nairobi is a growing livestock sub-sector which serves as a source of food and livelihood to the city’s inhabitants. To better understand how this food system works, the study mapped the key pork value chains, assessed their governance and operational challenges and analysed the potential impacts on food safety management.
Photo credit: A plate served with fried pork and raw relishes (ILRI/Martin Heilmann)
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