Our Approach to Value Chain Coordination in Texas
September 20, 2018
Tags:food processing
What is the approach taken by the Texas Center for Local Food (TCLF) in Texas? On July 26, 2018, Sue Beckwith of TCLF joined others to present an introduction to value chain coordination at a webinar conducted by the Wallace Center. Here's a link to the webinar recording. Sue's part begins at 41:45. There is a Q&A toward the end of the webinar that you might find interesting or useful. One question that might be relevant to specific regions in Texas is the importance of a single point of contact as the coordinator. A single point of contact is important to help buyers who are interested in purchasing local food have one person to call to help guide them through the process and connect with resources. We'd love to hear your comments below!
Tags:food processing
Sue Beckwith (she/her) is the Executive Director of the Texas Center for Local Food (TCLF). TCLF collaborates with organizations across Texas and the U.S. to develop local food enterprises that support Texas sustainable agriculture and job creation. Sue is a former farmer, past president of Texas Organic Farmers and Gardeners Association and was the start up project manager for Jeremiah Cunningham's World’s Best Eggs, sold throughout Texas and for Coyote Creek Organic Feed Mill, the first commercial certified organic feed mill in Texas.
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