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EC Library Guide on fighting food fraud: Introduction

A selection of information resources relevant to the work of the European Commission

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Food fraud

The fight against food fraud calls for a global approach involving cooperation and consultation among all stakeholders at all levels of the food chain. Investigations carried out by Europol suggest that organised crime syndicates are increasingly behind cases of food fraud and adulteration. Consequently, the detection and prevention of food fraud requires strategic planning and investment at national and European level involving a substantial budget.

Source: European Commission

 


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