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To: Brian Sullivan who wrote (485125)	4/30/2012 1:55:47 PM
From: longnshort	1 Recommendation Respond to of 794221

they force companies to put their ingredients, it's up to that woman to read them. The case should have been thrown out. like free birth control will save the world, who's gonna put the condoms on the guy, some gov worker

To: Brian Sullivan who wrote (485125)	4/30/2012 1:57:46 PM
From: FJB	1 Recommendation Respond to of 794221

The ingredients are listed on the container as with all packaged foods at your grocery store. People that are too stupid to read them, well, that is a different issue...

To: Brian Sullivan who wrote (485125)	4/30/2012 2:16:06 PM
From: Brian Sullivan	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 794221

I didn't say that I was supporting the lawyers, just that Nutella is an unhealthy combination of sugar and vegetable oils. And the food labeling laws probably should be updated to require that the percentages of each ingredient be listed and ban the practice of breaking down the food into multiple subcomponents each with their own ingredients list. Thus leading to something like this: Nutella: 70% Water 9.1% Sugar 8.7% Skim Milk 7.4% Cocoa power 3.3% Vegtable oil trace Hazelnut paste trace Vanillia favouring