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> FDA is recommending throwing out the butter It's a recall. You want to avoid any further confusion. You go with the simplest instructions possible. Just b
by akira2501 2y ago
> FDA is recommending throwing out the butter
It's a recall. You want to avoid any further confusion. You go with the simplest instructions possible. Just because they recommend you throw it away doesn't mean you actually _have_ to.
> "return it because it was not clear this was a dairy based butter"
What value does returned butter have? It's not something we can refurbish. It would be ultimately be thrown away anyways.
- stainablesteel 2y ago> You go with the simplest instructions possible I think this kind of messaging is on the way out. Direct communication is possible, and more than ultra simple details can be conveyed. For the same reason that some people know to avoid certain allergens, others can decide for themselves if they need to.
- pitched 2y agoWhat are the penalties imposed on a customer who does not throw out their recalled butter? As far as I know, there are none? So with the current messaging, anyone willing to take on this risk by keeping their butter can keep it. People who don’t see that option might not be able to perfectly understand the risk. So, this messaging feels perfectly reasonable to me.