In the following, we have applied the same logic for three different scenarios, i.e. setting a very low drying rate (1.02 / 1.03) at the beginning, mid or end of the drying procedure, while high DR (1.2 / 1.8) for the rest (Figure ). Figure B shows that applying LD rate at both the beginning and middle of the drying is beneficial in decreasing the CBD migration, being the second case the best condition, similarly to the scenario tested by Jaiser et al. On the contrary, applying a lower DR at the end of the drying is almost not effective in terms of reducing CBD migration, which is understandable considering that, at that stage in which LD rate is applied in such scenario, the majority of migration already occurred (Figure ). All the above shows that the model can capture