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Excellent point--the pressure still came from religious dietary restrictions, but nabisco felt it from people who wanted to be in compliance with those.
by R_haterade 9y ago
Excellent point--the pressure still came from religious dietary restrictions, but nabisco felt it from people who wanted to be in compliance with those.
- ars 9y agoNah, the strict Kosher market is too small for that. Companies want certification for marking reasons - it's a mark of quality and purity. You will even see kosher symbols on products that are inherently kosher and do not need certification. Yet companies ask for, and pay for, it anyways. So it's not about making the product available to those consumers - it's the mark itself that companies are looking for.
- zwieback 9y agoLike gluten-free bottled water, etc.