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HPLC-based forensic differentiation between organic and conventional tomatoes
The higher market value of organic food has increased concerns about food fraud, creating a need for reliable methods to verify organic claims. This study aimed to differentiate between organic and conventional tomatoes using HPLC combined with chemometric analysis, focusing on carotenoid profile
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