Concerns over turmeric supply after flooding in India
Extreme weather in India and issues with adulteration are causing concern over the supply of turmeric.
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Extreme weather in India and issues with adulteration are causing concern over the supply of turmeric.
The deadline to adhere to the Food Safety Modernization Act is only a few months away; Astro Pak explains what compliance will mean for the industry.
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New initiative aims to make communication regarding food fraud more precise.
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