Canales Alternativos de Comercialización impulsados por las organizaciones de productores: características, limitaciones y desafíos
; Fernández, Lisandro Federico 
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07/2025
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Universidad Nacional del Litoral
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Pampa. Revista Interuniversitaria de Estudios Territoriales
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La problemática de la comercialización resultó una de las impulsoras que dio origen en el Sur del Área Metropolitana de Buenos Aires a un proceso organizativo de la agricultura familiar desde 2005. Por iniciativas promovidas principalmente por estas organizaciones, surgieron los circuitos alternativos de comercialización (CAC), los cuales combinan aspectos éticos (comercio justo con pequeños productores) y prácticas productivas respetuosas del medio ambiente (agroecología) con el acortamiento de la cadena. Su consolidación y visibilidad asumió relevancia durante la pandemia de COVID-19, aunque posteriormente se aprecia un estancamiento (y/o retroceso), ante lo cual surge la pregunta acerca del rol de las organizaciones del sector al respecto. Por ende, el presente artículo analiza los avances, retrocesos y limitaciones actuales de los CAC, como forma de examinar la sustentabilidad de relaciones comerciales más equitativas y cercanas entre los productores familiares y consumidores de alimentos más saludables, en términos económicos, sociales y ambientales.
The marketing problem was one of the driving forces that gave rise to an organizational process of family agriculture in the South of the Metropolitan Area of Buenos Aires since 2005. Through initiatives promoted mainly by these organizations, alternative marketing circuits (CAC) emerged, which combine ethical aspects (fair trade with small producers) and environmentally friendly production practices (agroecology) with the shortening of the chain. Their consolidation and visibility became relevant during the COVID-19 pandemic, although a stagnation (and/or setback) was subsequently observed, which raises the question about the role of organizations in the sector in this regard. Therefore, this article analyzes the current advances, setbacks and limitations of the CAC, as a way of examining the sustainability of more equitable and closer commercial relationships between family producers and consumers of healthier foods, in economic, social and environmental terms.
The marketing problem was one of the driving forces that gave rise to an organizational process of family agriculture in the South of the Metropolitan Area of Buenos Aires since 2005. Through initiatives promoted mainly by these organizations, alternative marketing circuits (CAC) emerged, which combine ethical aspects (fair trade with small producers) and environmentally friendly production practices (agroecology) with the shortening of the chain. Their consolidation and visibility became relevant during the COVID-19 pandemic, although a stagnation (and/or setback) was subsequently observed, which raises the question about the role of organizations in the sector in this regard. Therefore, this article analyzes the current advances, setbacks and limitations of the CAC, as a way of examining the sustainability of more equitable and closer commercial relationships between family producers and consumers of healthier foods, in economic, social and environmental terms.
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