Precios justos y tendencias de venta de productos agropecuarios mexicanos a intermediarios

Abstract

This article aims to analyze the fair pricing as well as the practices of selling to intermediaries in the context of the problems undergone by the small farming producers in eight towns in Yucatán, Mexico. The research is developed under a combined approach. To do so, relational comparative techniques were applied, binary logistic regression models were developed and semi-structured interviews were carried out. The results go against the idea that these producers want to contact mainly the intermediaries in order to have their goods sold in the case of any problem related to the land, production, marketing, transport or a lack of fair prices.