Tag: Jocelyn Boiteau
Tomato Trouble: Estimating and Understanding Food Loss in Vegetable Supply Chains
This piece from the TCI 2019-20 Annual Report presents TCI scholar Jocelyn Boiteau’s study of quality and quantity food loss in tomato supply chains in India. Download the full annual report to read more.
The loss of fruit and vegetables—damaged…
Balancing Act: Trade-Offs Between Food Loss Reduction and Tomato Labor Drudgery
In this blog post, TCI scholar Jocelyn Boiteau explores how the plastic crates used to protect tomatoes at the market carry occupational risks for laborers.
In Andhra Pradesh’s bustling Madanapalle tomato market, where tomatoes are auctioned in bulk, the buzz…
What Makes a Good Tomato? Unpacking Tomato Quality Attributes in South India
In this blog post, TCI Scholar Jocelyn Boiteau explores the various attributes different supply chain actors used to judge the quality of tomatoes.
Walking into a daily vegetable market in Madanapalle, Andhra Pradesh, tomato vendors sit next to neatly organized…
TCI Scholar Presents Food Loss Research at ANH Academy Week
TCI scholar Jocelyn Boiteau presented her research on food loss in Indian tomato supply chains during the Agriculture, Nutrition, and Health Academy Week 2020, held virtually from June 30-July 2. Academy Week brings together the community of researchers, practitioners, and…
Dr. Jocelyn Boiteau
Jocelyn Boiteau was a TCI scholar and postdoctoral associate at TCI, where her research focused on food loss and waste. She is currently the director of nutrition impact and innovation at Food Systems for the Future. Jocelyn earned her PhD…