SAGE Case Studies
Five teaching cases published with SAGE, each built on a decision a real organisation got wrong, or got right, under pressure. They cover retail partnerships in agri-tech, soil carbon markets, enterprise AI, a supply chain collapse, and niche agriculture entrepreneurship.
Examines how Bowery Farming and Plenty Unlimited collapsed despite major retail partnerships with Whole Foods and Walmart, exposing the hidden risks of scale-before-sustainability strategies.
Investigates Bayer's Carbon Farming Program paying U.S. farmers for soil carbon sequestration, weighing volatile credit markets, verification complexity, and farmer skepticism against climate goals.
Explores how Cargill deployed predictive freight intelligence and AI-driven production scheduling across 70 countries, achieving cost savings while advancing its sustainability commitments.
Unpacks how a single logistics partner switch shuttered over 700 KFC restaurants in days, revealing the fragility hidden inside cost-cutting supply chain centralisation decisions.
Analyses how Indian entrepreneurs scaled niche agri ventures, from mushroom farming generating ₹22.5M annually to microgreens franchises, by leveraging technology and health-conscious market shifts.
Enquiries
The cases are written for postgraduate classrooms. Enquiries about adoption, alongside the textbook and the EcoCrisis simulation, reach the authors directly.