> "Heinz stood at the forefront of food hygiene, so regulations would only help the company command high prices and maintain its reputation." I assume he's jus

> "Heinz stood at the forefront of food hygiene, so regulations would only help the company command high prices and maintain its reputation." I assume he's just saying it wouldn't have hurt, since those regulations also helped prevent a ton of people from getting sick from the preservatives that were poisoning them. I see the "regulations only ever benefit the big players in an industry" argument so often that seeing a line like that in an article seems more ambiguous than was probably intended.