FOOD TECHNOLOGY PLATFORM
July 1st, 2005
BY KEITH NUTHALL
A NEW network of EU food researchers has been launched, tasked with not only developing bright ideas, but also ensuring they generate marketable products to boost the EU food sector. The 'Food for Life technology platform' will attempt to unite food industry specialists from both the public and private sectors. *http://212.123.1.64/etpciaaadmin/asp/home.asp
A NEW network of EU food researchers has been launched, tasked with not only developing bright ideas, but also ensuring they generate marketable products to boost the EU food sector. The 'Food for Life technology platform' will attempt to unite food industry specialists from both the public and private sectors. *http://212.123.1.64/etpciaaadmin/asp/home.asp
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