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The period of the industrial revolution in the UK and Europe was a time of enormous social and economic changes. The domestic production of food gradually gave way to the commercial system that we now consider normal. Many of the traders were unscrupulous in their dealings, and food adulteration soon became widespread. In an attempt to curb these practices, food laws were eventually introduced.

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