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There are many examples, including "This product may contain traces of ..." and California's Prop 65: "This building contains substances known to the State of
by taejo 11y ago
There are many examples, including "This product may contain traces of ..." and California's Prop 65: "This building contains substances known to the State of California to cause ..." It's required in some cases, but never forbidden, so one can avoid liability by just posting it everywhere, robbing it of its informative content.
- somesay 11y agoWhile it's also about liability, there seem to be people deadly allergic to even small amounts of e.g. nuts. Those notices are shown when production machines are also shared used for other products and cleaning is never completely safe.
- taejo 11y ago... and it's a heck of a lot cheaper to put a notice on the product than to make your peanut-free products in a cleanroom.