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food adulteration , water adulteration , drug adulteration

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Which thing is forbidden without adulteration

Food adulteration can be categorized into several types, including intentional adulteration, where substances are added to food to increase bulk or weight, such as adding water to milk. Another type is substitution, where a cheaper ingredient is used as a replacement for a more expensive one, like using margarine instead of butter. Additionally, food can be adulterated through contamination with harmful substances, such as pesticides or heavy metals. Lastly, misbranding is another form of food adulteration, where products are labeled deceptively to mislead consumers about their quality or origin.

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It was the name given by the Romans for Britain

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it is when an impurity is added or a chemical is added to make the food item more appealing in looks and volume.

adulteration can be done by bacteria or chemicals or even things like chalk powder, saw dust, stones etc.

• first of all food should be tested and then consumed.
• government should stop working of company that take part in adulteration.

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first and most iportant thing is that adulteration is illegaly running....so in my opinion they are playing with innocent people///definately we should give them capital punishment....

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Adulteration can lead to health risks, as it involves adding harmful substances to food or products. It can also deceive consumers by providing false information about the quality or content of the product. In addition, adulteration undermines fair competition and can have economic impacts on honest businesses.

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Food adulteration is a legal term that covers any food that is not legal to be sold (as defined by federal or state government rules). Adulteration can be a result of bacterial contamination, unsafe levels of toic substances like arsenic or pesticides or because it contains foreign or unsanitary material (glass, sand, parts of insects). Food adulteration can also be a result of labels that have wrong or misleading information, or because the food or food product is not legally allowed in the U.S.

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Microorganisms such as bacteria are the causes of food adulteration and composting. Adulteration refers to the unhealthy turn that food may take if proper preparation, serving and storage methods aren't respected. Composting refers to the breakdown of kitchen scraps into the elements from which they basically are formed. In both cases, microscopic critters and processes are involved.

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