Evolving Food Marketing Systems in Recovering Economies: Some Lessons from Croatia’s Gavrilović and Emerging ‘Oldies-but-Goodies’

Clifford J Shultz, Biljana Crnjak-Karanović, Sanda Renko

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Abstract

<p> A well-functioning food marketing system contributes greatly to domestic socio-economic development and global connectivity during periods of recovery and/or transition. Gavrilovi&cacute;, an established and historically successful company, i.e., an &ldquo;Oldie-but-Goody,&rdquo; is a case study in survival and adaptation; ultimately perhaps a model for other food marketing companies that must overcome rigorous geographical, social, political and economic challenges. This paper discusses food marketing systems and their development, provides a brief overview of Croatia&rsquo;s food marketing system, and shares some lessons and best practices from Gavrilovi&cacute;.</p>
Original languageAmerican English
JournalSchool of Business: Faculty Publications and Other Works
Volume56
Issue number11
StatePublished - Jan 1 2005

Keywords

  • marketing food system
  • recovering economies and /or transitional economies
  • Gavrilović
  • longitudinal research

Disciplines

  • Business

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