Yet more corporate erosion of the trust that makes society work.
This is why restricting trade isn't as crazy as it sounds: when the aloe vera cream is made down the street, you can go beat the guy up if he defrauds you. And he knows that.
This is why restricting trade isn't as crazy as it sounds: when the aloe vera cream is made down the street, you can go beat the guy up if he defrauds you. And he knows that.
It isn't like everyone in any one country or restricted area is honest nor does everyone have the means to verify the contents of every item they purchase.
Amazing analogy, and unfortunately all too close to reality for many companies fighting reasonable regulations.
Disclaimer: Not all companies fighting certain regulations are crooks.
We just voted the anti-regulation group in power.
God help America!
While companies should be fined, but there always seems ot be a lack of individual accountability and repercussion for people responsible.
They might not even be aware of a product-recall, if any.
Those that advocate free markets usually also advocate changes in the legal system.
Consider this easy idea, you can sell your claims. In a case (non harmful wrong labeling) such as this, you sell your claim for 10$ and then you don't have to care anymore.
Some bigger buyer of this stuff can buy the claims and fight the lawsuit. This is simple and effective.
Also, this is not a new idea, its very old idea that has been done in many places. It performs quite well historically.