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California LGMA Marks 20 Years of Continuous Food Safety Improvement
“Born from one of the industry’s greatest challenges, the California Leafy Greens Marketing Agreement has spent 20 years strengthening food safety through prevention, verification, and continuous improvement to build systems that support the production of safe leafy greens.” Learn More Here
Leafy Greens
California LGMA Marks 20 Years of Continuous Food Safety Improvement
“Born from one of the industry’s greatest challenges, the California Leafy Greens Marketing Agreement has spent 20 years strengthening food safety through prevention, verification, and continuous improvement to build systems that support the production of safe leafy greens.” Learn More Here
Leafy Greens
California LGMA Marks 20 Years of Continuous Food Safety Improvement
“Born from one of the industry’s greatest challenges, the California Leafy Greens Marketing Agreement has spent 20 years strengthening food safety through prevention, verification, and continuous improvement to build systems that support the production of safe leafy greens.” Learn More Here
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In the summer of 1993, I visited the two small farms on the campus of UC Santa Cruz (UCSC). One of them was a flat, sunny site near the coast, the air pleasantly warm instead of blistering hot like further inland. The tour guide showed us a field in which small, round, bright-red tomatoes peeked […]
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