The phrase "adulterated meat" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe meat that has been contaminated or mixed with inferior substances, often in a legal or health-related context.
Example: "The health inspector found several cases of adulterated meat in the restaurant's storage, leading to immediate closure."
Alternatives: "contaminated meat" or "tainted meat".
The police arrested 904 people suspected of selling fake, diseased, toxic or adulterated meat, and broke up 1,721 illicit factories, workshops and shops.
Although no plant has yet gotten in trouble for boiling birds alive, USDA has repeatedly recognized its own obligation to stop this horrible cruelty, because the abuse of birds leads to adulterated meat.
That's right: The industry's response to years of evidence of egregious, and often criminal, animal cruelty and of diseased and adulterated meat entering the market is to attempt to outlaw undercover investigations.
The industry's response to years of evidence of egregious, and often criminal, animal cruelty and of diseased and adulterated meat entering the market is to attempt to outlaw undercover investigations.
They go sizzle!" At this point, the fluffy farm animals are replaced by hardened criminals, tubercular beggars, and peddlers pushing adulterated meats.
The melamine can make its way into the milk, eggs, fish, and meat of livestock given adulterated feed.
In contrast, independent butchers say because their supply chain is much shorter, they can offer their customers a guarantee that the meat they buy is genuine and free from adulterated products.
Sinclair's best-seller helped spur the passage by Congress, in 1906, of America's first great consumer-protection measures--a federal meat-inspection law and the Pure Food and Drug Act, which together prohibited the shipment of adulterated or mislabeled foods in interstate commerce.
Beware of adulterated products.
The committee declared such common meat preservatives as borax, salicylic acid, and formaldehyde to be "unwholesome". The press also reported from the committee's hearings that some of the nation's food supply was adulterated made impure by the addition of foreign or inferior substances.
They argue strongly for a less adulterated past.
