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| According to a report in the Washington Post, "For years, China has flooded the United States with foods unfit for human consumption, according to US inspection records. Also, the rice protein that's produced is degraded by the corrosive action of the salts, making it unfit for human consumption. Step 7: Denaturing: Ethanol to be used for fuel is denatured with a small amount of gasoline (about 2% to 5%) to make it unfit for human consumption while it is held in storage. |
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