> I've had many comments on HN opposing the idea of making it law It's common here(in the US) for "Greek yogurt" to mean Greek-style yogurt, and we would all a

> I've had many comments on HN opposing the idea of making it law It's common here(in the US) for "Greek yogurt" to mean Greek-style yogurt, and we would all ask "why!?" when confronted with that regulation. However, when you read stories like this - maybe that kind of regulation is needed. I've been buying aloe from walmart/target/etc for ages, and always assumed that the ingredient list wasn't a lie - now I realize that is not always true. edit: typo