Media: Hit or Miss - Food Standards Agency slammed for handling of Irish pork scare
12 Dec 2008
All eyes were on the UK's Food Standards Agency this week as news emerged of the Irish pork scare.
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Pharma firm Lilly is holding a pitch for its UK public affairs account.
All eyes were on the UK's Food Standards Agency this week as news emerged of the Irish pork scare.
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