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Bluefin tuna just can't catch a break. Weeks after it was reported that overfishing had reduced the Pacific population of the fish, which is popular in sushi bars, by over 96 percent, researchers have found trace levels of radiation still lingering in their flesh almost two years after the catastrophe at the nuclear plant in Fukushima, Japan. And the 50 tuna they studied were all caught off the coast of California, 6,000 miles east of Japan, where they were born.

The tuna that registered the highest levels of radioactivity were those that migrated to California in 2011, soon after the accident, but those that migrated in 2012 also demonstrated above normal levels of radiation. Monte Burke at Forbes writes that the results of the study suggest "there is still a high level of radiation in the waters near the Fukushima plant most likely because, as marine chemist, Ken Buessler, asserts, the plant is still leaking radiation into the ocean nearly two years later."

Yikes. But it's alarming that radioactivity is still popping up. Not that it should be a complete surprise: Bluefin tuna can live to be up to 30 years old and, because they're near the top of the marine food chain, they're unusually prone to building up high levels of pollutants in their bodies. On the other hand, if you needed even more of a reason to avoid bluefin tuna, let this be it.

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The Food Fraud Database lists adulterants such as corn oil, hazelnut oil and palm oil.

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MilkAfter all the tainted milk scares in China, it's no surprise that milk is at the top of the food fraud list. Adulterants include whey, bovine milk protein, melamine and cane sugar. is potentially tainted. That means high fructose corn syrup, glucose, fructose and more.

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Orange JuiceOrange juice has been in the news a lot lately after the fungicide scare. Fungicide might be the tip of the iceberg though apparently it can also contain grapefruit juice, marigold flower extract, corn sugar and paprika extract.

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CoffeeHow do you take your coffee? We're guessing probably without chicory, roasted corn, caramel, malt, glucose, leguminous plants and maltodextrins.

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Apple JuiceOnce we learned that there might be arsenic in apple juice, we realized that no food ingredient is safe. Although the arsenic might have been blown out of proportion, there are several other common contaminants in everyone's favorite juice box. These include: high fructose corn syrup, raisin sweetener and synthetic malic acid.

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