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The challenges involved in the use of NIR in tracking fuel adulteration is intensified in a typical practice where diesel oil is adulterated with about 10 30% of kerosene.
It's not really adulteration, is it?
To Batlle, the thought of this adulteration is more painful than the theft.
"I found adulteration is extremely widespread: urea, soap powder, starch are very popular additives".
Adulteration is especially common in Italy, the world's leading importer, consumer, and exporter of olive oil.
Food adulteration is a widespread illegitimate procedure involving contamination of food with chemical and physical substances.
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Adulteration was first documented in Europe's Middle Ages, when those found selling adulterated saffron were executed under the Safranschou code.
When Hassall's reports were published in the Lancet, they showed that "adulteration was the rule rather than the exception".
Already millions of products have been withdrawn, and new cases of adulteration are being discovered almost daily, involving some of the best-known food makers — including Findus and Iglo — and most prominent supermarket chains.
A set of 15 samples of olive oil, sunflower oil and canola oil which mixed with different ratio of adulteration, were used for calibration and evaluation of developed system.
In the past, food adulteration was a deadly problem.
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