Co-operatives came about as a response to the problem of adulterated food which existed at the time and later they enabled members to buy types of food that they would otherwise be unable to afford.
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The FDA, which regulates all food except meat and poultry _ the Agriculture Department oversees those _ has the power to pull adulterated foods off the market and to keep them out of the country.
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Also pending is a 2006 lawsuit filed by the Humane Society of the United States against the New York Department of Agriculture and Markets, alleging that foie gras qualifies as an adulterated food that should not be sold.
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That would make Odwalla's settlement the second largest in a criminal case involving adulterated food; the largest was a $ 2 million fine paid by Beech-Nut Nutrition Corp . in 1987 for selling watered-down apple juice for infants.
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In the case of the Scot and the South Korean, police have arrested six people, including the restaurant owner and a guide, on charges of serving adulterated food, Agra senior police superintendent Subesh Kumar told The Associated Press this week.
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Recently an online platform called Food Safety Voice has been launched which helps consumers to register their complaints and feedbacks about food safety issues related to adulterated food, unsafe food, substandard food, labeling defects in food and misleading claims & advertisements related to various food products.
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Complicated software programs known as Artificial Neural Networks ( ANNs ) will be increasingly used by the turn of the century to identify adulterated food and rogue ingredients, according to the Institute of Food Research which is holding its Food Authenticity ` 96 conference at Norwich, England, this week.
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"The devil may dwell in the details of federal regulation, " writes Cuomo, " but the angels live there, too : the angels that swooped down in the Twentieth Century and for the first time offered us shelter from adulterated foods, shoddy building practices, dangerous toys, lethal working conditions, and unscrupulous employers ."
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Added substances are not separately defined in the act, but are understood to be different from food itself based on the definition of adulterated food, and a later section authorizing the FDA to set forth tolerance limits for " [ a ] ny poisonous or deleterious substance added to any food . . . ".
