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Researchers led by Cranfield University have developed new ways to detect sugar syrup adulteration in honey, paving the way for fast and accurate tests to discover fake products.
There is growing consumer demand for honey, with 89.8 million worth of honey imported to the UK in 2023 .
As a high-value product it is vulnerable to fraud, with syrups added to dilute the pure honey.
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