SERBIA LABS
November 1st, 2003
BY KEITH NUTHALL
NEW European Union funded equipment has been unveiled at a food safety laboratory in Serbia, the first of 31 centres to be modernised via a Euro 14 million funding scheme. The Kraljevo Veterinary Institute's new kit will test animal and animal product samples for infections, part of a nationwide system ensuring meat safety and detecting animal disease.
NEW European Union funded equipment has been unveiled at a food safety laboratory in Serbia, the first of 31 centres to be modernised via a Euro 14 million funding scheme. The Kraljevo Veterinary Institute's new kit will test animal and animal product samples for infections, part of a nationwide system ensuring meat safety and detecting animal disease.
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