“But standard monitoring devices that measure the proper levels of those additives probably would quickly alert the plant to such adulteration.”

“Well, the deliberate contamination of food materials with low quality, cheap, non-edible or toxic substances is called food adulteration.”

“Even in a court of law the judge accepts my expert witness opinion without adulteration or hesitation, and you are not beyond the courts.”

“It was for the first time that we were able to get the adulterant in bulk quantity.”

“While the substance that degrades or lowers the quality of food is an adulterant.”

“Like how E. coli is considered an adulterant in hamburgers, but salmonella and many other pathogens are not.”

“The adulterator now has to his disposal a number of natural isolates of lower priced essential oils.”

“Nation-wide is the zone of devastation of the adulterator, the rebater, the commercial free-booter, the fraud promoter, the humbug healer, the law-defying monopolist.”

“It's a compound of adulterations made up to look like sugar.”

“The law on food hygiene is also an old one and does not properly penalise the adulterators.”

“Dawari asked detectives and judicial staff to punish adulterators to curb malpractices.”

“In August 2003, the federal cabinet increased the punishment for adulterators to 25 years imprisonment.”

“Crack is a combination of cocaine hydrochloride, baking soda, and other adulterants which gives rise to a rock-like substance.”

“The sources of poisoning were identified as adulterants or erroneous substitutes.”

“It's filled with chemicals and adulterants designed to create a consistent flavor and taste across regions.”