An Autobiographical Sketch of My Life Also a Number of Addresses Made O
An Autobiographical Sketch of My Life Also a Number of Addresses Made O
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W. Wiley, Chief of the Bureau of Chemistry in the United States Depart- ment of Agriculture, and who has the enforcement of the Nation- al Pure Food Laws, as "the adulteration to which an article is subjected in order to deceive the buyer". It comprises, therefore, not only the addition of one article to another of different nature and cheaper value, but also, the substitution of one product, or ingredient, for another substance of the same nature, but of inferior quality, so that the result is... an article less proper to the use than the original and of a less value than that implied by the designation given to it.
Falsification is, moreover, the false designation of an article with regard to its origin, place of manufacture, contents, etc. , and an article is deemed altered or falsified, if not exactly adulterated, when it has undergone natural changes that depreciate its com- mercial value and decrease or destroy its fitness for consumption.
The purpose and object of food legislation, therefore, has al- ways been, and necessarily must be, to strike falsification whenever and wherever found, without admitting, as a general principle, ignorance or good faith, which would tend to excuse the mal- practice.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
W. Wiley, Chief of the Bureau of Chemistry in the United States Depart- ment of Agriculture, and who has the enforcement of the Nation- al Pure Food Laws, as "the adulteration to which an article is subjected in order to deceive the buyer". It comprises, therefore, not only the addition of one article to another of different nature and cheaper value, but also, the substitution of one product, or ingredient, for another substance of the same nature, but of inferior quality, so that the result is... an article less proper to the use than the original and of a less value than that implied by the designation given to it.
Falsification is, moreover, the false designation of an article with regard to its origin, place of manufacture, contents, etc. , and an article is deemed altered or falsified, if not exactly adulterated, when it has undergone natural changes that depreciate its com- mercial value and decrease or destroy its fitness for consumption.
The purpose and object of food legislation, therefore, has al- ways been, and necessarily must be, to strike falsification whenever and wherever found, without admitting, as a general principle, ignorance or good faith, which would tend to excuse the mal- practice.
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