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Seafood species can be
mislabelled in
misleading ways. This
article examines the
history and
types of
mislabelling, and
looks at the
current state of...
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economic ties for
political purposes.
Counterfeiting problems stem from
mislabelling by
foreign producers and
falsified "Georgian Wine"
labels on
wines produced...
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cuneate to
weakly cordate or auriculate. In hortuculture, it is
often mislabelled as
Kalanchoe serrata,
which is a
different species. A form with bands...
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negates the
advantage of the 800E.
Nikon has
advised that
there are
mislabelled Nikon D800E in
circulation that are
actually the D800
model with the...
- trial,
swipe data for one of the
doors to the
neonatal unit had been
mislabelled such that
entries and
exits were reversed. They did not
confirm whether...
- for 'kicks' and for non-social and
purely private pleasures...is
often mislabelled self-actualization." In this sense, "self-actualization" is
little more...
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plant in the
family Grossulariaceae,
native to Europe. It is
sometimes mislabelled as
Ribes glandulosum,
called the "skunk currant" in the
United States...
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emissions the
following year.
Another study showed that
Blackrock has
mislabelled some
investment funds,
having only 9% out of 82
funds labelled as sustainable...
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between 2010 and 2012, they
found one-third were
mislabelled. The
highest rate of
mislabelling occurred with
snapper at 87 percent,
followed by tuna...
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seafood products are of
domestic origin.
consumption suggests Estimates of
mislabelled seafood in the
United States range from 33% in
general up to 86% for...
