La biotecnología y las Industrias de Ingredientes Alimentarios en Argentina

Authors

  • José Pablo Lavarello Economista
  • Graciela Gutman Economista
  • Julia Cajal Grossi Estudiante de Economía Política

Abstract

Since the 90’s, the development and diffusion of modern biotechnology techniques based in rDNA, along with traditional technologies of fermentation and enzyme production, and the major organizational changes in large agrofood firms facing new competitive challenges, boost restructuring and reconfiguration in the food industries. In this new scenario, the food ingredients firms are expected to play a key and strategic role, as generator and diffuser of technological change among food industries. The emergent generic technologies offer great opportunities to Argentina, considering its important and competitive agrofood sector. Specialized firms, providing knowledge intensive business services (KIBS) are the interface players between science based firms and industrial users. This paper explores the new role of food ingredients firms in Argentina and inquires into the local potentialities of the modern biotechnologies.

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Author Biographies

José Pablo Lavarello, Economista

Investigador Postdoctoral UNGS-CONICET-Agencia

Graciela Gutman, Economista

Investigador principal CONICET

Julia Cajal Grossi, Estudiante de Economía Política

Becaria Universitaria

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Published

2006-08-28

How to Cite

Lavarello, J. P., Gutman, G., & Cajal Grossi, J. (2006). La biotecnología y las Industrias de Ingredientes Alimentarios en Argentina. Journal of Technology Management & Innovation, 1(3), 121–130. Retrieved from https://www.jotmi.org/index.php/GT/article/view/art17

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