Condiciones productivas y exigencias de calidad en la fruticultura de la Patagonia argentina
; Trpin, Verónica 
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09/2013
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El Colegio de Sonora
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Región y Sociedad
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1870-3925
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2448-4849
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Español
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La producción alimentaria está regida, a partir de los años noventa, por requerimientos de calidad e inocuidad que modifican sustancialmente las condiciones productivas del eslabón primario, en el marco de una reestructuración del sistema agroalimentario mundial. El caso en estudio aborda la conformación social de la cadena frutí- cola localizada en el norte de la Patagonia argentina, donde estos requerimientos se formalizan, entre otros, en las buenas prácticas agrícolas, abordadas como dispositivos de control que interpelan y vuelven complejas las condiciones de reproducción social de los chacareros, como productores independientes en la cadena, con impactos en sus trayectorias vitales y productivas. Se consultaron fuentes secundarias, y se realizó el relevamiento primario de casos. Las conclusiones se inscriben en las tensiones entre configuraciones productivas locales y avances de los controles del capital concentrado.
Since the 1990s, food production has been regulated by health and quality requirements, which substantially modify the production conditions of primary producers, within the context of a restructuring of the global foodprocessing system. In this study we analyze the social conformation of the fruit chain located in the north of the Argentine Patagonia, where these requirements are formalized as Good Agricultural Practices (gap). These regulations are analyzed as devices of control that make the social reproduction conditions of small farmers more complex, since they are independent producers in the fruit chain. This process impacts the paths of both their production and their lives. We worked with secondary and primary data sources. The conclusions are registered in the tensions between local production configurations and advances in the control of concentrated capital.
Since the 1990s, food production has been regulated by health and quality requirements, which substantially modify the production conditions of primary producers, within the context of a restructuring of the global foodprocessing system. In this study we analyze the social conformation of the fruit chain located in the north of the Argentine Patagonia, where these requirements are formalized as Good Agricultural Practices (gap). These regulations are analyzed as devices of control that make the social reproduction conditions of small farmers more complex, since they are independent producers in the fruit chain. This process impacts the paths of both their production and their lives. We worked with secondary and primary data sources. The conclusions are registered in the tensions between local production configurations and advances in the control of concentrated capital.
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