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Enquête sur la nourriture low-cost
From France to Romania, this investigation delves into the hidden side of "low-cost" food production. It examines how industries cut costs, focusing on minced meat, kebabs, and crêpes, revealing questionable practices and deviations from traditional recipes.
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From France to Romania, this investigation delves into the hidden side of "low-cost" food production. It examines how industries cut costs, focusing on minced meat, kebabs, and crêpes, revealing questionable practices and deviations from traditional recipes.
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:RMC Story
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