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DNA data could benefit the beef industry

The Scottish beef industry could soon benefit from the adoption of world leading traceability standards.

Ewan Pate
clock • 2 min read
DNA data could benefit the beef industry

The Scottish beef industry could soon benefit from the adoption of world leading traceability standards. The claim has been made by Quality Meat Scotland (QMS) following a proof-of-concept trial using...

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