[Cameroon Tribune]Some 134 delegates and observers representing 35 member countries and international organisations who took part in the just-ended 20th session of the Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) and the World Health Organisation (WHO) Food Code forum dubbed, “Codex Alimentaruis” have advocated the establishment of international standards to handle current and emerging food issues. This preoccupation is contained in the final report of the Yaounde confab read out at the end of the session last Friday February 1.
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