China is the third largest country with land area in the world and is also a big agricultural country. Every year, the total amount of agricultural products is in the forefront of the world. Although the output of all kinds of food has increased, a problem that cannot be ignored has aroused people's attention, that is, food safety. In particular, major food safety incidents in recent years, such as "red heart" duck eggs, "melamine" incident, and "lean meat powder" pork, once made China's food industry into a state of decline. The whole industrial chain from primary agricultural products to commodity was greatly affected. These problems not only appear in China, but also in other countries of the world. For example in 2005, the food standard agency of the UK found that salmon sold in
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