This begs the question - is it reasonable for the consumer to put in a little work - reading labels and doing research outside of the grocery store?
I find that you do the research once, and then you know what to buy next time.
I find that you do the research once, and then you know what to buy next time.
It's exhausting being a consumer these days.
So, we can say it's reasonable for people to do some research and pick the yoghurt they consider best, but we know most people don't do that. And that supermarkets prefer to give the best spots to sugary yoghurts.
What's wrong with doing the research once for the average person and then regulating the supermarkets so they give those the eye level space? People can still make different choices if they want.
Like maybe the reason there are 200 varieties of single serve cups is that people like them.