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First published in 1998, with offices in the UK and France, Innovations in Food Technology, a quarterly international magazine, has become a household name, leading the way to informing the world's markets of cutting edge innovations in food and beverage ingredients, safety, regulation, legislation and sustainability with a particular focus on health. The magazine is available in both printed and digital format.
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