
doi: 10.1136/vr.g1641
pmid: 24558219
ON the anniversary of the ‘horsemeat scandal’, it has become clear that it is more important than ever that the general public understands how food reaches their plates. Unfortunately, fear of bad publicity could mean that some of the agri-food sector may be reluctant to come …
Consumer Product Safety, Animals, Food Industry, Humans, Health Education, Schools, Veterinary, United Kingdom
Consumer Product Safety, Animals, Food Industry, Humans, Health Education, Schools, Veterinary, United Kingdom
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