John Wiley and Sons Ltd
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1097-0010
Monthly
0022-5142
2025
United Kingdom
English
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jsfa@wiley.com
The Journal of the Science of Food and Agriculture has a new sister journal - JSFA Reports! The new journal encourages publication of research that does not quite meet the strict criteria of JSFA in terms of cutting edge novelty and global application, but is scientifically strong and might be of interest to the readers of JSFA. From launch, all manuscripts submitted to JSFA will be considered for both journals and where appropriate, authors will be offered the opportunity to transfer their paper for review at JSFA Reports. This gives our authors a speedy second chance at publication in a close companion to their first choice journal.
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