The impact of mandatory written dairy contracts in European countries and their potential application in Scotland

C Revoredo-Giha; P Clayton; M Costa-Font; FAL Agra-Lorenzo; F Akaichi

The impact of mandatory written dairy contracts in European countries and their potential application in Scotland

C Revoredo-Giha
, P Clayton
, M Costa-Font
, FAL Agra-Lorenzo
, F Akaichi

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Abstract

This report presents the results of analysis on compulsory contracts or mandatory written contracts (MWCs) applied within the dairy sector of
European countries, looking into their impact and how they currently operate. This evidence will allow stakeholders to come to an informed view
as to their likely suitability and application in Scotland.

Original language	English
Publisher	Scottish Government Social Research
Commissioning body	Scottish Government
Number of pages	115
ISBN (Print)	978-1-83960-320-4
Publication status	Print publication - 14 Nov 2019

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Name	Social Research series
ISSN (Print)	2045-6964

Keywords

Dairy contracts

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