Sausage producers usually keep the old recipes, but they will change the products at the request of supermarkets or on government instruction. Johan Kwaaitaal, a sausage production adviser, told Asian Agribiz that “some supermarkets do not want monosodium glutamate (MSG) and allergens. If manufactu...

Sausage producers usually keep the old recipes, but they will change the products at the request of supermarkets or on government instruction. Johan Kwaaitaal, a sausage production adviser, told Asian Agribiz that “some supermarkets do not want monosodium glutamate (MSG) and allergens. If manufactu...

Sausage producers usually keep the old recipes, but they will change the products at the request of supermarkets or on government instruction. Johan Kwaaitaal, a sausage production adviser, told Asian Agribiz that “some supermarkets do not want monosodium glutamate (MSG) and allergens. If manufactu...

Sausage producers usually keep the old recipes, but they will change the products at the request of supermarkets or on government instruction. Johan Kwaaitaal, a sausage production adviser, told Asian Agribiz that “some supermarkets do not want monosodium glutamate (MSG) and allergens. If manufactu...

Sausage producers usually keep the old recipes, but they will change the products at the request of supermarkets or on government instruction. Johan Kwaaitaal, a sausage production adviser, told Asian Agribiz that “some supermarkets do not want monosodium glutamate (MSG) and allergens. If manufactu...

Sausage producers usually keep the old recipes, but they will change the products at the request of supermarkets or on government instruction. Johan Kwaaitaal, a sausage production adviser, told Asian Agribiz that “some supermarkets do not want monosodium glutamate (MSG) and allergens. If manufactu...

Sausage producers usually keep the old recipes, but they will change the products at the request of supermarkets or on government instruction. Johan Kwaaitaal, a sausage production adviser, told Asian Agribiz that “some supermarkets do not want monosodium glutamate (MSG) and allergens. If manufactu...

Sausage producers usually keep the old recipes, but they will change the products at the request of supermarkets or on government instruction. Johan Kwaaitaal, a sausage production adviser, told Asian Agribiz that “some supermarkets do not want monosodium glutamate (MSG) and allergens. If manufactu...