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Anuga 2019: what did you miss?

Anuga 2019: what did you miss?

By Aidan Fortune

Anuga 2019 has been and gone, and as always, it’s the hub for food and drink innovation in Europe.

Kepak's approval to enter the US beef burger market was announced at Anuga in Cologne

Kepak to enter US burger market

By Aidan Fortune

Irish processor Kepak Group has become the first-ever European meat processor to be awarded United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) approval for the supply, marketing and distribution of beef in a value-added format of beef burgers into the US...

Expanded focus for Anuga Meat 2019

Expanded focus for Anuga Meat 2019

By Aidan Fortune

More than 1,000 meat industry exhibitors representing 50 countries will be present for Anuga 2019 in Cologne.

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