Polish police and the Inspekcja Handlowa Artykułów Rolno-Spożywczych, IJHARS, have signed a new agreement to tighten cooperation against food fraud. The deal was concluded in the Hall of Generals of the Polish Police at police headquarters in today’s ceremony. It updates the previous rules for joint action as laws on combating food fraud have changed. In the police, the agreement was signed by Deputy Commander-in-Chief of the Police, Deputy Superintendent Dr Tomasz Michułka, acting for Police Chief General Inspector Marek Boronio. IJHARS was represented by Chief Quality Trading Inspector for Agricultural and Food Products Dorota Bocheńska. The agreement sets out the principles of cooperation between the two institutions in countering and combating food fraud.