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economically motivated adulterations

economically motivated adulterations is the plural of economically motivated adulteration.

Meaning of economically motivated adulteration

Noun

economically motivated adulteration (countable and uncountable, plural economically motivated adulterations)

  1. The intentional omission, removal, or substitution of ingredients in products for financial gain without public disclosure.
    • Economically motivated adulteration (EMA) of food, also known as food fraud, is the intentional adulteration of food for financial advantage.2012 November 28, Karen Everstine, John Spink, and Shaun Kennedy, University of New Mexico
    Synonyms:
    EMA

Questions about economically motivated adulterations

What is economically motivated adulterations the plural of?
Economically motivated adulterations is the plural of economically motivated adulteration.

Words near economically motivated adulterations in the dictionary

  1. economicalizes
  2. economicalizing
  3. economicall
  4. economically
  5. economically motivated adulteration
  6. economically motivated adulterations
  7. economicalness
  8. economicide
  9. economicides
  10. economick
  11. economicly

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