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Manufacturers like to boast about true but trivial things like "no sugar added". Maybe someone could pick up the idea of "privacy safe" logo to put on packaging
by praptak 7y ago
Manufacturers like to boast about true but trivial things like "no sugar added". Maybe someone could pick up the idea of "privacy safe" logo to put on packaging of toasters, microwave ovens and (a subset of) TV sets.
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- viraptor 7y agoThis is true, but also makes me think of the slightly-misleading ones. I've got a jar of malt rice syrup which is 80% sugar, with a large "no sugar added" label. I wonder how the proposed labels could be abused.
- Spivak 7y agoBut that’s actually useful information. I don’t think I know anyone who assumes that “no sugar added” means no sugar. I would consider apple sauce and apple sauce with white sugar to be very different even if you cooked them so they had the same total sugar content.