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It took me a little bit to understand the article's wording but here goes. The manufacturers say it is difficult to comply with the law by cleaning the equipmen
by msie 4y ago
It took me a little bit to understand the article's wording but here goes.
The manufacturers say it is difficult to comply with the law by cleaning the equipment. So they want to label that the product may contain sesame by accident. But they can't say that because it wasn't intentional. So they have to actually put sesame in so they can label it.
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- traviswt 4y agoDoesn't have to be actually difficult to comply for them to do this. It just has to be more expensive to comply compared to the cost of adding the allergen and the lost revenue from people who avoid due to the allergen. It's like an auto maker evaluating the cost of a recall compared with just paying out settlements. There's no morality or logic involved, it's just numbers.