Abstract
• Trust and multifaceted forms of reciprocity facilitate access to market information and participation. • Schools/restaurants require compliance to delivery rules and quality standards; but offer high value chain benefits. • Overlapping social connections and market relationships are norms in trade transactions. • Building active membership in farmer groups creates opportunities for market-related training and entry.
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