MLBA Edition 5
Controlling pathogens: There's more to it than technology or capital
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Saturday, October 11, 2008
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What do you think
Should China be concerned as more foreign companies invest in its livestock and meat processing sectors? (Sep 22, 2008)
Yes, these companies could one day dictate food prices in China as they drive out small-scale producers, forming food cartels.
No, they would bring advanced production techniques and modern practices to China, thereby lowering costs and increasing efficiency.
No, China's livestock and meat processing sector is too vast to be dominated by just a handful of foreign companies.
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