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Yeah, the only real way to fix this proactively is mandatory labeling and that requires a lot of regulatory oversight to see through. Which isn’t necessarily b
by mikepurvis 3y ago
Yeah, the only real way to fix this proactively is mandatory labeling and that requires a lot of regulatory oversight to see through.
Which isn’t necessarily bad of course, but it requires political willpower to put in place. Otherwise you’re just dealing with organizations like consumer reports trying to do their own analysis and lift the curtain, but that’s not nearly as effective as a nutrition facts style label mandated to be right on the box.