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© 2013 AFPAustralian soy milk class action suit includes 2 Japanese firms
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TumbleDry
Bowing and crying in front of cameras don't there. Wonder how they will pull that one...
TumbleDry
Place 'work' where appropriate.
LiveInTokyo
Got to laugh when Japanese talk about their food being safe. They seem to prone to having as many problems as any other country in the world.
kiyoshiMukai
Sadly. The will fail. There are no real laws against that
mikihouse
yup, no laws regulating the amount of iodine so how can you make a ruling against it?
Disillusioned
Read it again!
the companies had breached consumer protection laws in Australia and Japan
nath
Actually in Australia, there are laws regarding food safety.
Check out "food safety laws" in google, and you'll find most articles on the first page refer to Australia.
taj
So why did this product pass for 6 years? Was there no testing to confirm it fit within Aussie regulations at launch?
Is iodine just something that's not included on information nutritional labels? "1 serving contains 700% you daily recommended intake", would make me hesitate.
Was it tested with the original "salt" formula and passed and then reformulated to be "salt-free" without having to undergo any new testing?
I wonder if the same stuff is sold in Japan... (off to google...)
Cortes Elijah
Im Australian and there is strict food laws. Looks like it will be hell for those companies.
Cos
I wouldn't buy soy milk containing salt or kombu. I always check the labels. Tonyu = water + soy beans.
Apparently it's not soy milk but a junk drink that contains "Filtered water, organic whole soybeans, tapioca syrup, job's tears (hato mugi), sea salt, calcium carbonate.". Never seen that brand of crap here. The ad is incredible :