Food Adulteration dialogue

Food Adulteration Dialogue: Dear learners, today you will learn a dialogue about Food Adulteration. It seems to be hard to read, but we present this dialogue in easy word format. So without delay, let’s start reading.

Food Adulteration Dialogue (1)

Arif: Hello, Asif. What are you doing?
Asif: Oh, I’m reading a newspaper article on food adulteration.

Arif: I think it’s a great problem in our country. What does the article say about it?
Asif: Well, some dishonest traders make huge money by selling adulterated foods. They have no sense of morality.

Arif: I think it’s nothing but malpractice. What are the consequences of it?
Asif: Adulterated foods are harmful. By eating these poisonous foods, people get attacked with serious diseases like cancer, kidney failure, troubles in stomach troubles, etc.

Arif: You’re right. I think this situation must not continue. So, food adulteration must be stopped.
Asif: Right you are. What measures do you suggest to solve the problem?

Arif: I think the authorities concerned can play a vital role in stopping food adulteration. Stern action should be taken against those traders and businessmen who adulterate food. Mass media can launch awareness-raising programmes.
Asif: I agree with you. Thank you very much. Goodbye.
Arif: Thank you. Goodbye.

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Food Adulteration Dialogue (2)

Mukim: How’re you, Siplu? Where’re you coming from?
Siplu: I’m fine, Mukim. I come from the hospital. One of my cousins was admitted to the hospital for food poisoning.

Mukim: Oh! Nowadays, food adulteration has become a serious problem in our country.
Siplu: Yes. I found much information in the daily newspaper.

Mukim: By eating adulterated foods, people are suffering from many diseases of the heart, liver, lungs, and kidneys.
Siplu: All items of food, like fish, meats, vegetables, fruits, dry foods, are adulterated. How can we be free from it?

Mukim: You know, recently mobile court launched campaigns against food adulteration. Mobile court found unsafe levels of pesticides, especially formalin, in various food items. Poisonous element was also found in dry food and baby food.
Siplu: It’s a great initiative. But I think it is not enough. This operation is limited to the city area. It should be reached at the village level. The condition of the restaurant is horrible.

Mukim: I feel fear to eat at a restaurant. Mobile courts also operate in hotels and restaurants. The greedy restaurant owners adulterate the food for more profit.
Siplu: How could we stop food adulteration?

Mukim: Firstly, we should make ourselves conscious. The government should follow the strict rules of adulteration. People from all walks of life must come forward and help the government make this campaign a success.
Siplu: You’re right. I’ve to go.

Mukim: It’s a pleasure to discuss the important matter with you.
Siplu: Take care of yourself. Bye.