This document outlines the topic of food adulteration in Bangladesh. It begins with an introduction and table of contents. It then discusses the definition of food adulteration, the types of food commonly adulterated in Bangladesh like cooked food, fish, vegetables and more. It also covers the reasons for adulteration like lack of regulations and awareness, and the health impacts on people, especially children and pregnant women, like increased risk of diseases. Statistics are provided on the extent of adulteration in Bangladesh and the methods used. Specific health effects and examples are listed, as well as concerns around existing laws and the need for better control and prevention measures to protect consumers and future generations.