Can you trust the food you put into your mouth? | Four Corners // TRAIN BRAIN

Can you trust the food you put into your mouth? | Four Corners

A Four Corners investigation into food fraud has found the issue is rampant in our supermarket aisle. In a special Four Corners two-part investigation
Adele Ferguson uncovers the hidden secrets of the food industry.
For more, watch Duped, a two-part investigation on ABC iview.

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