INNOVATION IN THE SPANISH FOOD AND DRINK INDUSTRY
By Marian Garcia Martinez, J. Briz. 2000
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This article examines the innovative performance of the Spanish Food & Drink Industry (F&DI). Results highlight the 'evolutionary' rather than 'revolutionary' nature of innovation activities in the Spanish F&DI. However, the adoption of 'defensive/imitative' strategies by Spanish F&D manufacturers raises important questions given the current manufacturer-retailer relationship with an increasing emphasis on innovation by food retailers when accepting/rejecting new products. The paper stresses the importance of in-house technological capabilities in innovation performance with a higher probability for Spanish F&D firms to be 'truly' innovative the higher their technological autonomy level.
Subfields: Marketing, Plant Science, Tourism, Leisure and Hospitality Management
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Citations in the corpus
- Indications for drivers of innovation in the food sector (2009, result): “This follows what underlined in other studies ( Garcia Martinez and Britz, 2000”
- Barriers to Innovation among Spanish Manufacturing SMEs (2009, background): “…2005; Gordillo and Herrmann 2005; Mohen and Roller 2005; Scozzi et al. 2005; Galia and Legros 2004; Frenkel 2003; Baldwin and Lin 2002; Zwick 2002; Garcia and Briz 2000; Storey 2000; Hadjimanolis 1999; Kalantaridis and Pheby 1999; Oakey 1997; Westhead and Storey 1996; Greis, Bidner, and Bean…”
- Orchestrating innovation networks: The case of innovation brokers in the agri-food sector (2010, background): “Other studies concluded that economic considerations and insufficient innovation competencies are important barriers to innovation in the agri-food sector (Batterink, Wubben, and Omta 2006 ; Garcia Martinez and Briz 2000 ).”