The safe food imperative : Accelerating progress in low- and middle-income countries

The Safe Food Imperative argues that much of the health and economic burden of unsafe food can be avoided through preventive measures, investments, and behavioural changes adopted from farm to fork. It draws attention to policies and approaches that governments can use to invest wisely in food safety, to better leverage private initiatives, and to engage effectively with consumers.

For more information, see the press release here: Food-borne illnesses cost US$110 billion per year in low and middle-income countries