> HelloFresh made an honest mistake. It's the sort of mistake that anyone could have made. They did not, as explained by countless posters below you. What they

> HelloFresh made an honest mistake. It's the sort of mistake that anyone could have made. They did not, as explained by countless posters below you. What they did was skimped regulation. > You can't make people infallible through fear. Corporations are not people. Their only incentive mechanism is that of profit extraction. If you make the cost of noncompliance infinitely high, there's infintely high incentive not to be incompliant. Humanizing a form of establishing an economic enterprise with littering examples as if that's valid is one funny joke you did there.