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Irish user asks if consumer law covers 'chemical-free' taco claims

Original: Any # consumer # law people - for Ireland, Europe or elsewhere - around here? If I started a taco truck and sold chemica

An Ireland-based user is asking consumer law experts whether selling tacos advertised as 'chemical-free' would comply with consumer protection rules. The question, posed as a hypothetical taco truck charging €5 per taco plus €2 for guacamole, invites comment on how strict advertising and labelling laws treat such claims, since technically all food is made of chemicals.

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• Any # consumer # law people - for Ireland, Europe or elsewhere - around here? If I started a taco truck and sold chemical-free tacos where, for €5, I would describe a taco (€2 extra for guac), and that's it, would consumer law have my back? Ideas are chemical-free. · lyda@mastodon.ie · 2

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