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Toxicological Aspects of Natural Food Additives, leading to misinterpretation and confusion. This chapter summarises the toxicological aspects of some suitable NFAs from the different groups, such as antioxidants, colourants, antimicrobials, and sweeteners. In addition, we discuss some possible future scenarios for these NFAs.

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tional boundaries between languages and has reframed language learning as a process of enriching one’s existing linguistic repertoire. This chapter provides an overview of these developments, all of which call for a paradigm shift in the teaching of English in the world.