Food security and food safety in households of day laborers in certified and non-certified coffee farms at the southwest of Antioquia - Colombia

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This paper compares the food quality and safety between the households of day labourers working on certified and non-certified coffee farms in Antioquia, Colombia.

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Food security and food safety in households of day laborers in certified and non-certified coffee farms at the southwest of Antioquia - Colombia

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Published 2014 by Facultad de Química Farmacéutica, Universidad de Antioquia, Colombia. Authored by Manrique Chica, O. and Rosique Gracia, J.

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Food security and food safety in households of day laborers in certified and non-certified coffee farms at the southwest of Antioquia - Colombia

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Food security and food safety in households of day laborers in certified and non-certified coffee farms at the southwest of Antioquia - Colombia

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Food security and food safety in households of day laborers in certified and non-certified coffee farms at the southwest of Antioquia - Colombia

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Food security and food safety in households of day laborers in certified and non-certified coffee farms at the southwest of Antioquia - Colombia

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