- the text of the 1911 Encyclopædia
Britannica article "
Adulteration". A
Treatise on
Adulterations of Food, and
Culinary Poisons at
Project Gutenberg (1820)...
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contaminations constituted wholly new
adulterations or were the
result of
illegal reuse of
material from the 2008
adulterations. The
contaminated vegetable proteins...
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Olive oil
regulation and
adulteration are
complex issues overseen and
studied by
various governmental bodies, non-governmental organizations, and private...
- 1032. Ac****, A
Treatise on
Adulterations of Food and
Culinary Poisons (1820) p. iv-v Ac****, A
Treatise on
Adulterations of Food and
Culinary Poisons...
- 2008
Chinese heparin adulteration,
refers to
heparin adulteration incidents that
occurred in the
United States of
America in 2008.
Pharmaceutical company...
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Adulteration is a
legal offense and when the food
fails to meet the
legal standards set by the government, it is said to have been
Adulterated Food. One...
- is the
protection of food
products from
intentional contamination or
adulteration by biological, chemical, physical, or
radiological agents introduced...
- the idea that "criminal
intercourse with a
married woman ...
tended to
adulterate the
issue [children] of an
innocent husband ... and to
expose him to support...
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Google Books. H****all,
Arthur Hill (1876). "Wine and Its
Adulterations". Food: Its
Adulterations, and the
Methods for
Their Detection.
University of Michigan...
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guachicol is an
adulterated alcoholic beverage. The
Mexican Spanish word is also used to name the fuel (gasoline or diesel)
adulterated or stolen. People...
