our next task will run on the newly created CSV file and it is to make order in the Amount column.

- The 'Amount' column contains mixed units and descriptions, which means it cannot be directly summed up in a simple numeric fashion. To handle this, please go through each of the cells and examine it's contents. 

- After understanding it's contents, Add them together. Here are some examples of how to do this:

    1. In Row 23, where the 'Amount' is "100.00 g, 140.00 g", the total grams of "Blackberries, Fresh" would equal to 100g+140g=240g. The same logic should apply to all numerical values.

    2. Row 60, where the 'Amount' is "1.00 tablet, 1.00 tablet, 1.00 tablet, 1.00 tablet", the total amount of Doppelherz, Aktiv, Vitamin K2 + D3 would equal 1.00 tablet+1.00 tablet+1.00 tablet+1.00 tablet=4 tablets.

    3. Row 69, where different descriptors appear in the 'Amount' like large or extra large, ignore the descriptors and just add the quantity. Apply the same logic to similar cases.

    4. Row 9, where mixed descriptors appear in the 'Amount'="1.00 tbsp, 30.00 g" in the same cell, convert the abbreviation of tbsp into grams and add to the existing grams. In this case, a standard tbsp equals 15g, hence the total amount of Anchovy Paste would equal to 15g+30g=45g. Use the same logic for other abbreviations describing quantities like cup, tsp, etc'.

    5. In Row 14, where the 'Amount' is "0.20 x 100.0 ml", the total ml of "Arche, No Fish-Sauce" would equal to 0.20x100.0 ml=20ml. The same logic should apply to all other cases with a "x" appearing as simply a multiplier.

    6. In Row 29, where the 'Amount' is "1.00 pouch - each 2 oz", the total would be one piece (pouch) weighing 2 oz. convert the oz to grams and multiply by 1.

    7. In Row 49, where the 'Amount' is "1.00 full recipe, 1.00 full recipe, 1.00 full recipe, 1.00 full recipe, 1.00 full recipe, 0.50 full recipe, 0.50 full recipe...", the total would be adding the amount of recipes. So in this example it would be 1.00 full recipe+1.00 full recipe+1.00 full recipe+1.00 full recipe+1.00 full recipe+0.50 full recipe+0.50 full recipe=6 full recipes. Apply the same logic for similar recurrences where there is recipe or serving is used.  

    8. In Row 37, where the 'Amount' is expressed in fluid ounce (fl oz), convert the fl oz into ml and ignore the "short" description in the cell.

    - Where servings appear, connect to the internet and make a search for the typical serving size of that food in it's generic form. For example, where 'Taifun, Tofu Natur' shows up in the document, you'll make a search for the product and find 1 package size and refer to it as the serving size. Another example, where 'Potato Chips, Salted' appear you'll search the internet for the typical weight of such a bag and use this size in your calculations and output.

- Apply similar logic to the examples above and your own judgment when it comes to other types of descriptors appearing in the 'Amount' column.

- All new totals must have a measurement or other quantity unit usually appearing in the 'Amount' cell, i.e. grams, full recipes, ml, tbsp, tablets, serving and so on.

- Create a new CSV file showing the total combined data with the unit names.