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"Natural" has pretty much 0 value as a label. What is natural and not natural would vary depending on which person you ask the question on the street... This is
by batiste 11y ago
"Natural" has pretty much 0 value as a label. What is natural and not natural would vary depending on which person you ask the question on the street... This is just marketing.
- tux3 11y agoThere is a line past which an overwhelming majority of people would reasonably object to a "natural" or "100% juice" label on orange juice, in the same way that pure ethylvanillin could not reasonably be labeled 100% natural vanilla. It seems clear to me that the label has some value, it's just a matter of placing the line.
- batiste 11y agoThe label is unregulated. And for example my definition of natural is : appears in nature, without human intervention. By this definition, there is very few items items in a grocery shop that are natural... Any farming is unnatural for example.
- SmellyGeekBoy 11y agoCrude oil is "natural" but you probably wouldn't want it in your OJ. ;)