Chocolatier Godiva enhances product quality with self-cleaning filters to combat contamination risk
Chocolatier Godiva has upgraded its in-line filtration system to eliminate foreign body risks and ensure premium quality in every bite.
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Chocolatier Godiva has upgraded its in-line filtration system to eliminate foreign body risks and ensure premium quality in every bite.
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