Thank you to Foodservice Consultant and Helen Roxburgh for publishing again my article on their magazine. In the wake of recent food scandals, safety in the supply chain is becoming preventative rather than reactive. Some considerations about the food import/export systems and official controls in EU.
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It has been a real pleasure working again with them!
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