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adulteration of food

adulteration of food: see food adulteration.

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Economically Motivated Adulteration: Is Your Brand at Risk? Economically Motivated Adulteration (EMA) Is Estimated to Cost the Global Food and Consumer Products Industry $10-15 Billion a Year, with the Cost of One Adulteration Incident Averaging between 2-15 Percent of Yearly Revenues. Clearly, with Such a Significant Economic Impact, EMA Deserves Attention (Food Manufacturing)

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Adhesives for multilayer films: a GMP refresher: even if a food-contact material complies with the regulation ... it will be in violation of the act if it results in adulteration of food. (Regulatory Analysis).(Brief Article) (Food & Drug Packaging)

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