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>Gelatin residuals have no health impacts. There are religious issues. There are no non-animal sources of gelatin, so that is an issue for vegans or vegetaria
by VLM 10y ago
>Gelatin residuals have no health impacts.
There are religious issues. There are no non-animal sources of gelatin, so that is an issue for vegans or vegetarians. I have absolutely no idea if gelatin used for juice filtering is kosher or halal.
There do exist somewhat more expensive sources of vegetable based biopolymers that are superficially somewhat gelatin like, or there are other technologies to filter juice or whatever, but if none of it is going to be labeled anyway...
- unclenoriega 10y agoIt seems to me there's room to have mandated, policed labeling for certain things (e.g. common allergens, calories, certain nutrients) and voluntary, tort-enforced labeling for more moral or religious concerns. That seems reasonable, but maybe I'm missing some practical problems. Evidenced by this comment section, one issue could be categorizing certain things like GMO and antibiotic use.