adulterated food

"We will aggressively use our enforcement tools to prevent adulterated food from reaching the public."

State regulators generally have similar enforcement tools at their disposal to prevent the manufacture and distribution of adulterated food.

Many club women were heavily involved in the temperance movement and began to associate adulterated foods as having the same consequences as alcohol abuse.

Some of the earliest work related to detecting adulterated foods and finding the active components of medicinal herbs.

The public health demands that we should pay attention to necessary drainage, and prevent the sale of adulterated food.

His campaign against adulterated food resulted in the Pure Food and Drugs Act of 1906.

These standards set forth two main areas of food that violates the Act: adulterated food and misbranded food.

The agency was founded in 1906 after scandals involving adulterated food and quack doctors.

"Even a little makes food adulterated, and adulterated food has to be pulled off the shelf."

Olive oil is far from being the only commonly adulterated food finding its way into British supermarkets.