She's completely missed the point. When I buy something I want to know what is in it. I want to know if ifs genetically manipulated too, but that is beside the

She's completely missed the point. When I buy something I want to know what is in it. I want to know if ifs genetically manipulated too, but that is beside the point. Putting ingredients into a food product and then not labeling the package in sufficient detail for the consumer to evaluate the contents is fraud. Her argument is that very few people are allergic to nuts, so you shouldn't have to label the product as having an item with some genes from a nut product. Wrong wrong wrong.