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> So then don't buy anything without third party certification. You can't tell how compliant with food safety standards a manufacturer is when you're standing
by markdown 7y ago
> So then don't buy anything without third party certification.
You can't tell how compliant with food safety standards a manufacturer is when you're standing in front of a supermarket shelf. It's better to just know that every juice on the shelf met some minimum food safety standard.
- AnthonyMouse 7y ago> You can't tell how compliant with food safety standards a manufacturer is when you're standing in front of a supermarket shelf. How can you tell any better how compliant they are with local law? The penalty can be the same for misusing the seal of the standards organization, it just gives you the choice of whose standards you're willing to accept. > It's better to just know that every juice on the shelf met some minimum food safety standard. But that isn't what happens. It immediately goes from requiring that the food is not rat poison to prohibiting donut holes and restricting hamburgers on Sundays and requiring apple pie to be served with cheese.