Malaysia joins Asia-Pacific food regulators' summit to strengthen food safety governance
PUTRAJAYA: Malaysia has joined the Asia-Pacific Food Regulatory Authority Summit APFRAS to strengthen its regional role in transforming food safety governance…
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PUTRAJAYA: Malaysia has joined the Asia-Pacific Food Regulatory Authority Summit APFRAS to strengthen its regional role in transforming food safety governance through digitalisation. "Malaysia is set to lead the digital transformation of food safety governance, regulate the use of biodegradable packaging materials and harmonise the legislative framework for new food innovations," he said. "This means that a large proportion of the food consumed by Malaysians today passes through long, complex global supply chains spanning multiple national borders," he said.
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PUTRAJAYA: Malaysia has joined the Asia-Pacific Food Regulatory Authority Summit APFRAS to strengthen its regional role in transforming food safety governance through digitalisation
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"Malaysia is set to lead the digital transformation of food safety governance, regulate the use of biodegradable packaging materials and harmonise the legislative framework for new food innovations," he said.
according to Bernama"This means that a large proportion of the food consumed by Malaysians today passes through long, complex global supply chains spanning multiple national borders," he said.
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