Comparison of Alternative Meat Inspection Regimes for Pigs From Non-Controlled Housing - Considering the Cost of Error.

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Alessandro Foddai

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Lis Alban

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Lisbeth Harm Nielsen

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Mahmoud El Tholth

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Rikke Koch Hansen

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10.3389/FVETS.2018.00092

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Barbara Haesler

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