Small Business Q&A: Tim Cummins from AltraTech

With last year’s horse-meat scandal still affecting the way we shop, meat companies are turning to fast and effective ways of finding tainted meat before it leaves their factories.

Small Business Q&A: Tim Cummins from AltraTech
Mon, 02 Jun, 2014 - 01:00

Tim Cummins and his company AltraTech are looking to disrupt this testing market with an alternative which aims to cut test times and costs.

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