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I would dispute the reasonableness of that law... Does it apply to cherries, olives, avocado, apples, pears, etc.?
by koide 8y ago
I would dispute the reasonableness of that law... Does it apply to cherries, olives, avocado, apples, pears, etc.?
- JackCh 8y agoAs I understand it, it applies to corporations deliberately manufacturing foods that way. It would be ridiculous if the law applied to fruits, but it doesn't. And nobody would earnestly call for the law to be applied in that way except in an attempt to make some sort of rhetorical argument for allowing corporations to put inedible plastic objects inside of food.
- koide 8y agoThe point is why it doesn't apply to fruits. People already feed their children with food that naturally contain inedible things in them. The law would make sense to force labelling so parents can tell if there's inedible things in a specific food item and also to make sure those things are non-toxic. Anything more reeks of overreaching to me. Then again, I'm not as creative as USA food corporations, so I could be having trouble imagining what they'd do if the law was as I'm describing it.