OPINION: Berries from China refuel Country of Origin labelling debate
Stephanie Melbourne on country of origin labelling.
OPINION
New phone scanning technologies could add a new angle to Country of Origin labelling, which has traditionally been a voluntary practice for use as a marketing tool, even though it is required in Europe, North America and Australia.
The issue flared earlier this year in Australia over
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