|Articles|October 7, 2011
- The Column-10-07-2011
- Volume 7
- Issue 18
Separations in the Food Industry
The global food, beverage and agricultural industry caters to the population of the entire world. Even though the food industry does not rely on analytical instrumentation to the same extent as perhaps other industries, the sheer size of the industry results in a considerable market for such instruments.
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The global food, beverage and agricultural industry caters to the population of the entire world. Even though the food industry does not rely on analytical instrumentation to the same extent as perhaps other industries, the sheer size of the industry results in a considerable market for such instruments.
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