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- Food Additives, Drug Residues, and Food Contaminants

Richard B. Philp

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Abstract

All developed countries have regulations governing the ingredients and additives that can legally be present in foodstuffs. The nature of the regulations may vary from country to country, but those of Canada are fairly typical.

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All developed countries have regulations governing the ingredients and additives that can legally be present in foodstuffs. The nature of the regulations may vary from country to country, but those of Canada are fairly typical.

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All developed countries have regulations governing the ingredients and additives that can legally be present in foodstuffs. The nature of the regulations may vary from country to country, but those of Canada are fairly typical.

Key concepts: Contamination, Contaminated food, Drug, Food contaminant, Food science, Environmental science, Environmental health, Environmental chemistry

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