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8th August 2015 by foodfraudadvisors

Why should I care about food fraud?

We care about food fraud

… because Aussie farmers who work hard to grow top quality specialty products suffer huge losses each time someone fraudulently passes off an inauthentic product as their own.  Read the story of East Gippsland farmer Peter Treasure whose Wuk Wuk brand beef has been exploited here.

…. because of Cheznye Emmons who was 23 when she died after drinking fake gin in Sumatra.  Read her story here.

… because your customers care about it.

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