*thoughtfully* I doubt that Kraft will take a financial hit, but the publicity may cause them to "voluntarily" include some information. After all, the case against McDonald's was thrown out, and that sets a precedent for doing things like banning Oreos, but the case made the news and now people supposedly know more about trans-fats.
The problem with trans-fats is that they're everywhere - you can't buy most prepared baked goods without eating a ton of them, and the companies are fighting to keep trans-fat info off of nutrition labels.
*grins* Then I guess it's a good thing that a hobby of mine is baking, and I never eat a prepared muffin or cookie or brownie or anything because I can make it from scratch.
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Date: 2003-05-14 01:00 pm (UTC)The problem with trans-fats is that they're everywhere - you can't buy most prepared baked goods without eating a ton of them, and the companies are fighting to keep trans-fat info off of nutrition labels.
*grins* Then I guess it's a good thing that a hobby of mine is baking, and I never eat a prepared muffin or cookie or brownie or anything because I can make it from scratch.
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