The soy sauce double standard incident has been causing a lot of controversy recently. In the fierce soy sauce competition among netizens, a soy sauce company gave an official response.
seems to be ready to defend its rights through legal means, and I have to say that this is the right choice.
is definitely wrong to spread rumors. If you dare to say no to rumors, dare to hold the rumor-caster accountable, and raise the cost of spreading rumors, the rumors will naturally be less.
From the perspective of the enterprise, there is nothing wrong with it, and I can support it with a bad palm.
But whether consumers buy or not, this is not certain. Companies have the right to pursue rumor-mongers, and consumers also have the right to choose products independently. Whether to buy or not is the consumer's own business, and no one can interfere.
Putting aside the dose and talking about toxicity, this is a hooligan.
Is the additive itself harmful? Most consumers don’t know how much the dosage of the additive is harmful to the human body, so consumers don’t know even more.
How long will the additive remain in the human body? Few people know this.
It is certain that soy sauces on sale currently containing additives meet domestic standards, otherwise they would not be available for sale. If
exceeds the standard, he will have been punished to drop his pants and be removed from the shelves.
So there is nothing wrong with a certain company's statement, and complying with the standards of each country is indeed the bottom line.
Well, it’s wrong. All the standards for adding food are the bottom line. There is nothing wrong with doing it according to the bottom line, but this is not the only standard.
Enterprises can make the standards higher, why do you have to fly according to national standards?
Since you can produce soy sauce without additives, why do you need to add it?
Since there is soy sauce without additives, why not sell it in China? Why can't consumers give more choices? Is it a soy sauce that does not contain additives in China?
Is it hard to buy a good person for a thousand dollars? As long as consumers like it, is the price still a problem?
consumers are angry with this.
does not take consumers' preferences and needs to heart, this statement is simply written. If you don't believe it, see how many consumers buy it.
At this time, put the standard out and admit it wrong, and then put the soy sauce without additives on the shelves, and take the opportunity to sell it. Isn’t it better than a solemn statement?
Such a big company can't even understand this, it's really a bit bad.
