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"Companies like Coca-Cola and Kraft Heinz have begun designing their products so that their packages don’t have a true front or back, but rather two nearly iden
by jacknews 3y ago
"Companies like Coca-Cola and Kraft Heinz have begun designing their products so that their packages don’t have a true front or back, but rather two nearly identical labels — except for the fact that only one side has the required warning. As a result, supermarket clerks often place the products with the warning facing inward, effectively hiding it."
lol. This isn't the kind of innovation we want market capitalism to deliver, but it's exactly the kind it is best at sometimes.
- RetroTechie 3y agoA supermarket who'd care for their customers, would defeat such shenanigans by instructing their personnel to always put the warning-side visible on the shelves. Such that their customers can't overlook it if present. Of course, most supermarkets are more interested in profit margins, and whatever helps to increase them.