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No, it doesn't make sense. The consequence is that no food marketing can make (even truthful and not-misleading) claims about the healthiness of the product. Ca
by mseebach 13y ago
No, it doesn't make sense. The consequence is that no food marketing can make (even truthful and not-misleading) claims about the healthiness of the product. Carrots are healthier than Twinkies? Not unless they're a medicine.
- biofox 13y agoThe problem is in the claim that they can be used to treat disease. Anyone can make false statements and there should be safeguards to protect consumers, especially the sick and vulnerable. Saying carrots are healthy is one thing, but that doesn't mean I should be allowed to market them as a cure for some illness because "vitamins".