Defines what constitutes adulteration of food or drugs
Defines what constitutes adulteration of food or drugs, including specific conditions such as deviation from recognized standards, substitution of ingredients, and misleading labeling. It also specifies conditions under which certain food colorings can be used in dietary supplements.
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