Food for thought: How criminals exploit the supply chain from farm to fork

9th August 2021Dr Chris Allen, Policing Insight

From fake big-name brands to illegal livestock sources and sub-standard products that are a danger to public health, the illicit food and alcohol industry is big business that attracts organised crime; Policing Insight’s Chris Allen looks at the latest efforts from Europol and Interpol to tackle the problem, as well as the UK’s response.

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Food for thought: How criminals exploit the supply chain from farm to fork

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