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Tag: Goldhill Organic

Posted on January 17, 2017January 17, 2017

South West food producers launch new meat traceability software for greater consumer confidence  

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Goldhill Organics, the Dorset-based online food delivery company, has become the first meat box-scheme retailer to offer customers detailed information about the provenance and sustainability of their meat through an innovative new active food traceability software application. Full story: Read more

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