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Watch CEO Jane Lovell’s CoOL interview on Weekend Sunrise

  • Post author:SIA Admin
  • Post published:4 November 2019
  • Post category:News

Watch SIA CEO Jane Lovell talking about the need for Country of Origin Labelling (CoOL) in food service on Weekend Sunrise

Tags: CoOL, Australian seafood, Country of Origin labelling, Weekend Sunrise

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