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Title Sustainable Management Of Production Activities In Polish Enterprises Of The Food Industry
ID_Doc 71231
Authors Trojanowski, T
Title Sustainable Management Of Production Activities In Polish Enterprises Of The Food Industry
Year 2020
Published Management Theory And Studies For Rural Business And Infrastructure Development, 42.0, 1
DOI 10.15544/mts.2020.08
Abstract Environmental degradation results, among others, from the production activities of enterprises. Industry has a significant negative impact on the environment and society. As a result of the destructive impact of industry on the natural and social environment, there is a need to change the current management of production activities of enterprises, including those from the food sector, by introducing a balanced organisation management system. The introduction of the article draws attention to sustainable development as a trend setting the direction of the production activity of modern enterprises. The purpose of the study was also included: The aim of the study is to examine the attitudes and behaviours of management and non-managerial staff employed in Polish food companies in terms of the degree of sensitivity to sustainable development problems, practice and knowledge, and the desire to obtain additional information on sustainable development. The next part of the article presents the essence of production in relation to sustainable development. Definitions and concepts of sustainable development are presented by individual authors. The basic idea of the concept of sustainable development was briefly presented. The final part of the study presents the results of research conducted among staff employed in food enterprises. The study is concluded with a summary.
Author Keywords production activity; staff; food company; sustainable development
Index Keywords Index Keywords
Document Type Other
Open Access Open Access
Source Emerging Sources Citation Index (ESCI)
EID WOS:000551065100008
WoS Category Business
Research Area Business & Economics
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