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reputation, or make financial gains at the expense of the business. In any of these situations it is in the interests of the food business to protect itself from such attacks. The purpose of PAS 96 is to guide food business . managers through approaches and procedures to improve the resilience of supply chains to fraud or other forms of attack.
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