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Food Standards Agency sampling programme

Traceability and ‘cumin-gate’

21/02/2015 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  2 Comments

Issues of traceability loomed large a couple of weeks ago at the judging for the FreeFrom Food Awards. Whatever about manufacturing in a dedicated nut/dairy/gluten-free factory, does a 'freefrom' manufacture also need to know (and declare) the contamination risks that might …

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