Multi-year assessment of Unilever's progress towards agricultural sustainability II: outcomes for peas (UK), spinach (Germany, Italy), tomatoes (Australia, Brazil, Greece, USA), tea (Kenya, Tanzania, India) and oil palm (Ghana)

Author(s): Pretty, J., Smith, G., Goulding, K.W.T., Groves, S.J., Henderson, I., Hine, R.E., King, V., van Oostrum, J., Pendlington, D.J., Vis, J.K. & Walter, C.

Published: January 2008

Journal: International Journal of Agricultural Sustainability Volume: 6

Digital Identifier No. (DOI): 10.3763/ijas.2007.0323

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