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Because they advertised it as "100% cheese". It's a fine for misleading advertising, not for putting wood pulp in the cheese.
by jowday 5y ago
Because they advertised it as "100% cheese". It's a fine for misleading advertising, not for putting wood pulp in the cheese.
- lolinder 5y agoEdit: as pointed out below, I misunderstood. It was not actually parmesan, but it did have cheese. From the Bloomberg article: > Instead, there was a mixture of Swiss, mozzarella, white cheddar and cellulose, according to the FDA. My original comment preserved for history: > It's worse than that: that company advertised it as 100% cheese and it was actually 0% cheese. Not just that it had additives, it wasn't cheese at all.
- pitaj 5y agoIt's not that it wasn't cheese, it's that it was entirely cheese that wasn't parmesan.
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