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Source: BroBible
Summary
A California shopper found a Whole Foods ranch dressing bottle with conflicting labels, claiming it was made without canola or soybean oil on the front but listing both as ingredients on the back. The incident sparked online outrage and questions about labeling accuracy. Consumer Reports has previously noted that grocery store labels often lack clarity and regulation. The store’s 365 brand offers a version without those oils, but the specific bottle in question remains unclear. Comments on the video criticized Whole Foods for misleading consumers and losing trust.
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The habit gets a new name.
Labels claim one thing, ingredients say another.
Trust is a product sold in plastic.
Shoppers double-check what they’ve always trusted.
Whole Foods, you’re not the clean brand you thought you were.
Author: Evan Null
