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Personally I will not eat anything with the may contain label. I know this just means it is made in the same factory but I was wondering if I have just been overly cautious. What do you all think? Do you avoid stuff like that or do you think it is fine?

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[-] Maoo@hexbear.net 6 points 1 year ago

It's intended for people with allergies to those things.

If you avoid buying products from companies that also participate in the meat/dairy industry, then it makes sense and is consistent to avoid food with that labels. Though I'd also say that there's a lot of other research you'd want to do, as there are meat/dairy companies that own vegan food facilities that don't need those labels.

I don't avoid the stuff because I don't even trust it very much to begin with and I don't have the time or even ability to investigate supply chains sufficiently. I put my beeny efforts into spreading the good word! I also mostly just try to make food at home from scratch, it eliminates a lot (not all) of thinking about "ethical" consumption.

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