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accum.

abbreviation

  1. accumulative.



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In 1820, chemist Friedrich Accum wrote in his book Death in the Pot that common foods like milk, flour, beer and sweets were routinely tampered with.

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But 84 years after Accum’s early findings on adulteration, the UK and US were arriving at institutional, legal and scientific arrangements that worked for citizens and businesses alike.

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By 1820, the chemist Frederick Accum documented what he called “culinary poisons” in London’s food.

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Photograph: Print Collector/Getty Images A workable approach to food safety requires methods of detecting unsafe food, methods that still weren’t obvious in the 1850s, 30 years after Accum’s first report.

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Seven fire crews are at the scene of the blaze on the ship Accum, bound for the Caribbean, which broke out shortly before 15:30 GMT.

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