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September 30, 2025Environment and Planning A Economy and SpaceOpen Access

Harvesting labour justice: Interrogating the social implications of sustainable transformation efforts in Sweden’s forest berry industry

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LALinn Axelsson

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Overview

Critical examination reveals exclusion of temporary migrant workers in sustainable food system transformation efforts in Sweden.

Key Points

  • The analysis highlights the need for fair inclusion of migrant workers in sustainable food production.
  • Ongoing efforts in Västerbotten indicate the complexities of localizing the food supply chain.
  • The findings suggest that uncritical promotion of local food systems can perpetuate exclusionary practices.
  • The study calls for reimagining food systems to encourage collaboration and challenge global labor dynamics.

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Linn Axelsson (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68dc12c58a7d58c25ebb0883https://doi.org/10.1177/0308518x251377073
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