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AI-Powered Advances in Data Handling for Enhanced Food Analysis: From Chemometrics to Machine Learning. [PDF]
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Food Fraud and the Fraud Act 2006
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Evidence suggests that food fraud continues to be an issue in the global food supply chain. This POSTnote provides an overview of food fraud, including its drivers and impacts. It discusses methods for food authenticity testing, broader strategies to prevent food fraud and impacts of EU exit.
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Evidence suggests that food fraud continues to be an issue in the global food supply chain. This POSTnote provides an overview of food fraud, including its drivers and impacts. It discusses methods for food authenticity testing, broader strategies to prevent food fraud and impacts of EU exit.
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Food fraud and food fraud detection technologies
2017This chapter introduces the food fraud concept. It provides an overview of the problem. The chapter explores the crime prevention concepts that apply to food fraud. It explores the technologies that are being used to authenticate food items, and discusses a variety of other technologies that are employed to make food items, and the food supply chain ...
Roy Fenoff, John Spink
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Chemical & Engineering News Archive, 2014
The alarm bells have been sounding for a long time, but only in the past few years have consumers, regulators, and companies started to wrestle seriously with the problem of food fraud. Chalk it up to the melamine-laced baby formula that killed at least six Chinese infants in 2008 and sickened nearly 30,000 others. Or maybe it was last year’s hamburger
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The alarm bells have been sounding for a long time, but only in the past few years have consumers, regulators, and companies started to wrestle seriously with the problem of food fraud. Chalk it up to the melamine-laced baby formula that killed at least six Chinese infants in 2008 and sickened nearly 30,000 others. Or maybe it was last year’s hamburger
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Food fraud and allergen management
Perspectives in Public Health, 2015The ongoing challenges involved in identifying and tackling food fraud are vital to safeguarding the health of the general public. The new food labelling legislation introduced in December 2014 has generated much discussion in the media and has not been understood or supported in certain sectors of the food industry.
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