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Common food adulterants include substances like water in milk, artificial colors in spices, and starch in flour. Other examples are the use of synthetic dyes in candies and non-food grade chemicals in beverages. These adulterants can compromise food safety and quality, posing health risks to consumers. Regulatory agencies often monitor and set standards to combat food adulteration.

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