FINLAND: Finns still confident of gaining EU Food Safety Authority
By: just-food.com | 26 June 2003
The Finnish government remains adamant that it is the best candidate to host the new European Food Safety Authority.
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The Finnish government remains adamant that it is the best candidate to host the new European Food Safety Authority.
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