During our October 21st Class, after Mr. SEVERSON gave his lecture on the Livestock Industry, he tasked the class with finding a, ‘misleading label’. He defined these labels as a marketing ploy used to trick consumers into paying more or simply buying a product for supposed added health benefits or desirable traits said product may have already possessed. Three examples he came across that we were not permitted to use were, ‘Gluten-free tomatoes’, ‘non-GMO salt’, and ‘organic? cat litter’…
Here are some products that I found in the health food section of the nearby PathMark (now ACME):
‘Gluten-Free’ & ‘non-GMO’ water
‘Non-fat’ Prunes
‘Gluten-free’ Hazelnut Creamer
