A methodology has been developed for the rapid identification of food adulterations

New methodology helps fight food counterfeiting
Economic Director Tukarcs János spoke about food counterfeiting being a serious problem across Europe, with fraud estimated at 7-50 billion euros a year.
He pointed out that Halker Kft., a Hungarian family business engaged in food trade, production and processing, founded 30 years ago, also considers it essential that the food it buys and sells be reliable. (MTI)
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