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Perhaps the brand they had been using switched to organic? I suppose it's also possible that someone just assumed organic == better, or there were both organic
by yohui 12y ago
Perhaps the brand they had been using switched to organic?
I suppose it's also possible that someone just assumed organic == better, or there were both organic and non-organic versions of the same cat litter, and a mix-up resulted when the premium product came up first in their search results.
If they'd known what the litter would be used for, I would hope they'd have been more careful, but I don't know at what level in the supply chain the decision to switch was made.