food fraud

And it's another one that's a little bit along the lines of what we had yesterday, which was the numbers were never plausible.

he said, I'm going to offer a private sector analogy for food fraud.

First, consider that the fraudsters were not selling a product to the state of Minnesota.

Instead, they were applying for reimbursement of their expenses.

I'm absolutely delighted to be able to share that with you in this week's issue.

Also this week, a food fraud instigator gets sentenced to life in prison for her role in a mass poisoning.

I'd love to see harsh sentences like this more often for food crimes.

Plus, I share some new trends I noticed in the most recent EU food fraud suspicions report.

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