Microbial contamination in the pork value chain in Uganda

Poster
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byInternational Livestock Research Institute

Citation

Kivali, V., Rosler, U., Kankya, C., Sinh Dang-Xuan, Dohoo, I. and Cook, A. 2021. Microbial contamination in the pork value chain in Uganda. Poster prepared for the BUILD Uganda annual planning meeting, 28 September to 1 October 2021. Kampala, Uganda: ILRI.

Authors

  • Kivali, Velma
  • Rosler, U.
  • Kankya, C.
  • Sihn Dang-Xuan
  • Dohoo, I.
  • Cook, Elizabeth A.J.

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