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05 July 2018

The future of heat treatments

Do you specialise in heat treatment? If so, then BPCA's Fumigation and Controlled Environments (FaCE) Forum would like your help.   

FaCE are meeting on Tuesday 17 July at the BPCA offices in Derby to discuss the future of heat treatments.

The discussion will focus on potential heat treatment training, qualifications and courses BPCA could facilitate in the future.

If you’re able to contribute or would like to find out more, please contact [email protected]

Source: Online

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