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Comment by nkozyra

4 years ago

> How did we end up in a place where the companies aren't putting the cross-contamination ingredients

Isn't it because it's not an explicit ingredient but a risk of trace contamination? I'm not sure that an ingredients list with a bunch of "might also contain ____" items at the end.

The warning is pretty easy to spot when it's supplied.

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willnonya  4 years ago

The change in the law makes that insufficient to eliminate the liability. It isn't a matter of labeling but the cost of eliminating any possibility of cross contamination.

  • nkozyra  4 years ago

    Right, I'm not saying it absolves the company, just that putting it in the ingredients list isn't helpful or honest, either.

    New labeling law doesn't fix anything here.

    • likpok  4 years ago

      Companies can’t just put it in the ingredients list, that would also be illegal. They need to actually add it to the product.