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The European Food Fraud Network has published its 2020 annual report.
Fraudulent activities affecting the food chain can pose a risk to the consumer.
The number of requests for administrative assistance for suspected food fraud increased from 292 in 2019 to 349 in 2020, an increase of 20%.
Below is the number of suspected frauds by type of product:
Five types of non-compliance were listed:
Adulteration is the third most common cause of fraud with 21% of cases.
Phytocontrol can provide you with solutions to authenticate your products.
The laboratory is able to offer 3 types of analysis using NGS technology:
These packs are available individually or combined according to your needs.
This innovative technology allows you to prove the authenticity of the species present in your products with a much more exhaustive coverage than traditional methods.
Phytocontrol's experts can assist you with these issues related to fraud and food safety.
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