Localization Patterns of Urban Food Distribution Centers in Metropolitan Lima
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2019Autor(es)
Méndez Lazarte, Christiam Ismael
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Lazarte, Martha
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Cacho, Rocío
Resumen
This chapter is aimed at exploring the patterns that guide the decision of food urban distribution centers in the city of Lima, which is characterized by spontaneous and unplanned growth, and where the inhabitants of the city mainly source of trade traditional with 1,200 food markets and 100,000 neighborhood stores. The rapid food system consultation tool created by FAO was used, which triangulated secondary sources and applied surveys in households, retail traders, and wholesalers. A statistical and spatial description was made of location factors: commercial density, supply habits of the retail and UDC, accessibility, connectivity, land use and access barriers to the land. It was concluded with the identification of four patterns of settlement of UDC: demand, supply, mobility, and land availability.URL
https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12724/9495Temas
Food supply
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Marketing channels
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Logistics
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Metropolitan Lima (Peru)
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Abastecimiento de alimentos
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Canales de comercialización
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Logística
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Lima Metropolitana (Perú)
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IGI Global-
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Méndez Lazarte, Christiam IsmaelLazarte, MarthaCacho, Rocío -
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Méndez Lazarte, Christiam IsmaelLazarte, Martha -
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This chapter is aimed at exploring the patterns that guide the decision of food urban distribution centers in the city of Lima, which is characterized by spontaneous and unplanned growth, and where the inhabitants of the city mainly source of trade traditional with 1,200 food markets and 100,000 neighborhood stores. The rapid food system consultation tool created by FAO was used, which triangulated secondary sources and applied surveys in households, retail traders, and wholesalers. A statistical and spatial description was made of location factors: commercial density, supply habits of the retail and UDC, accessibility, connectivity, land use and access barriers to the land. It was concluded with the identification of four patterns of settlement of UDC: demand, supply, mobility, and land availability.en_GB -
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Mendez, C., Lazarte, M., & Cacho, R. (2019). Localization Patterns of Urban Food Distribution Centers in Metropolitan Lima. En J. Gonzalez-Feliu, M. Chong, J. Vargas Florez, & J. Padilla Solis (Eds.), Handbook of Research on Urban and Humanitarian Logistics (pp. 38-67 ). Hershey, PA: IGI Global. doi:10.4018/978-1-5225-8160-4.ch003es_PE -
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https://doi.org/10.4018/978-1-5225-8160-4.ch003 -
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https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12724/9495 -
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eng -
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IGI Globales_PE -
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Universidad de Limaes_PERepositorio Institucional - Ulimaes_PE -
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Food supplyen_GBMarketing channelsen_GBLogisticsen_GBMetropolitan Lima (Peru)en_GBAbastecimiento de alimentoses_PECanales de comercializaciónes_PELogísticaes_PELima Metropolitana (Perú)es_PE -
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Localization Patterns of Urban Food Distribution Centers in Metropolitan Limaes_PE -
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