Supplement law could foster more Turkish delight
A new law in Turkey could help make it easier for food supplement companies to break into the emerging market, which has already seen phenomenal growth in the last decade.
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A new law in Turkey could help make it easier for food supplement companies to break into the emerging market, which has already seen phenomenal growth in the last decade.
Organic milk production in the EU market could become increasingly constrained during 2008, as rising feed costs are forcing some farmers to quit the market, says an industry expert.
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