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E. coli on the march

6th October 2006 by Tim Kitchin

The number of cases of E. coli in spinach continues to multiply in the US, displacing more serious governance concerns like HP’s alleged employee-spying from the front pages of newspapers.

As in the UK’s food dye incident, poor and partial supply chain traceability remains a profound concern, requiring blanket warnings rather than targeted recall.

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traceability, governance, spinach, ISO 22000, safety, risk, blogs, CSR, food, supply chain

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