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The role of geographical labelling in inserting extensive cattle systems into beef marketing channels. Evidence from three Spanish case studies

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  • Almudena Gómez Ramos
  • Isabel Bardají Azcaráte
  • Ignacio Atance Muñiz

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  • Almudena Gómez Ramos & Isabel Bardají Azcaráte & Ignacio Atance Muñiz, 2006. "The role of geographical labelling in inserting extensive cattle systems into beef marketing channels. Evidence from three Spanish case studies," Post-Print hal-01201119, HAL.
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