Track and trace points the way ahead

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A consignment of Australian wheat to Pakistan, comprising two 80,000t shipments valued at US$18 mill not counting the freight price of US$224/t (for which the consignee was responsible on delivery/acceptance of the grain) has been rejected by the government in Islamabad, due to Karnel Bunt fungus. The case (see below) illustrates the rôle that sampling can play in avoiding major trade rows.

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