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BRC began to develop the standard following the horsemeat scandal in the UK, when it identified the weak link in the supply chain as the lack of traceability back to source for food products.
At issue is whether misleading advertising claims may be brought against food manufacturers, independent of their compliance with FDA labeling requirements.