How COVID-19 May Disrupt Food Supply Chains in Developing Countries
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FSG Professor Tom Reardon worked with Professors Marc Bellemare (University of Minnesota) and David Zilberman (University of California, Berkley) to assess the potential COVID-19 impacts on food supply chains. You can see their blog post on the subject for the International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) here.
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