2017
DOI: 10.6027/tn2017-503
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Nordic co-operation on food information

Abstract: Nordic co-operation on food information

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“…An example could be, oranges imported from Spain or fish caught in the North Sea and eaten in multiple countries in northern Europe. The Nordic Food Analysis Network manages to cooperate, and exchange information, knowledge, and experiences among member countries (Valsta et al, 2017). Although some redundancy may remain, a series of European analytical protocols show that a lot can be gained (Axelsson & Petrelius Sipinen, 2020;Borch-Myhre et al, 2012;DepartmentOfHealth, 2013;Jakobsen et al, 2019;Kielland & Dahl, 2021;Pastell et al, 2019;Sirot et al, 2008;Valsta et al, 2017).…”
Section: What's Next? Ongoing Work To Compile Datamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…An example could be, oranges imported from Spain or fish caught in the North Sea and eaten in multiple countries in northern Europe. The Nordic Food Analysis Network manages to cooperate, and exchange information, knowledge, and experiences among member countries (Valsta et al, 2017). Although some redundancy may remain, a series of European analytical protocols show that a lot can be gained (Axelsson & Petrelius Sipinen, 2020;Borch-Myhre et al, 2012;DepartmentOfHealth, 2013;Jakobsen et al, 2019;Kielland & Dahl, 2021;Pastell et al, 2019;Sirot et al, 2008;Valsta et al, 2017).…”
Section: What's Next? Ongoing Work To Compile Datamentioning
confidence: 99%