USDA says Food 2030 vision is short on detail (Food Production Daily)
8 Feb 2010Giving the USDA verdict on Food 2030, Jennifer Wilson said the UK is seeking global leadership on food security and has delivered bold statements on contentious issues like product labelling and agricultural biotechnology.
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USDA says Food 2030 vision is short on detail (Food Production Daily)
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