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Re-order Paragraphs
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Re-order Paragraphs
Arrange the sentences into the correct order.
Put the sentences in the correct order:
- Armed with these results, regulators can pull adulterated batches from shelves and fine the suppliers responsible, giving honest beekeepers a fairer market and shoppers a more trustworthy label.
- One such method examines the ratio of specific carbon isotopes in the honey, since sugar syrups derived from corn or sugarcane leave a distinct isotopic signature that pure honey lacks.
- For this reason, food safety laboratories rely on chemical testing rather than sensory judgment to determine whether a jar of honey is genuine.
- Detecting this fraud by taste or appearance alone is nearly impossible, since skilled adulterators blend syrups that mimic honey's color, viscosity, and sweetness closely enough to fool an ordinary shopper.
- Honey sold in supermarkets is sometimes quietly diluted with cheap sugar syrups, a practice that cheats customers who believe they are paying for a pure natural product.