The consumer decides how rigorous the tests are by preferring foods with certain tests. Obviously, more rigorous tests will cost more, so the consumer can decid

The consumer decides how rigorous the tests are by preferring foods with certain tests. Obviously, more rigorous tests will cost more, so the consumer can decide the optimal balance between price and testing. Companies that test too thoroughly, or more than consumers prefer, will drive the cost of food too high. Companies that test too little will not earn the trust of consumers, and health-conscious consumers will avoid those products. > How many agencies with rotating names do you want to keep up with? Well currently we have one (the FDA), and it is awful. I am willing to try a few more.