This study is based on the assumption that the marketing of arable products and commodities on the international market could use some improvement. It is designed to provide those within the industry, or an outsider, with enough information to develop a better understanding of the industry and thus to be able to discuss its future prospects in a more informed manner.
Improving export performance in the arable sector
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