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Star Comment - May 29 2006
From: K.M-H. Iowa
I am extremely concerned that the US doesn't really
have ANY current system for labeling these categories in
products. Makes it very hard for someone considering becoming
a vegetarian!.
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March
12 2006
From: K.W,UK
I hate having to go hungry for millions of things that dont
say "Suitible for vegetarians" it's impossible to tell so
I dont take the risk and go hungry.
Companys should realise it is important and maybe then they
would have more product sales.
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Star Comment - June 8 2003
From: F.T. Scotland
Lack of full and accurate labelling results in me (and
no doubt many others) consequently buying a limited range
of products. NOVA labelling would be beneficial for sales
as well as for discerning consumers.
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Star Comment June 4 2003
From: J.L, Essex UK
I find the current labelling very unclear and reading the
ingrediant list on the labelling time consuming and a hassle.
Even then with many additivies coming form many different
sources (some veggie and some not) I can still be unsure
if some products (espically chocolate) are in fact veggie.
NOVA would help alot. A great idea.
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Star Comment - May 2003
From: A.N. Essex, UK
I am very concerned about medicines many of which contain
gelatine. If the supermarkets can label their own brand
foods, why not their medicines?
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May
2003
From: C.D, Yorkshire UK
As a veggie i am shocked that products of food, clothes
etc. are not controlled in a stricter manner it isn't good
enough and we demand more from our governments.
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Star Comment - December 2002
From: L.P. London, UK
This Nova idea is so much more workable than independent
organizations such as the Vegetarian Society's "v"
label. Particularly since hundreds of manufacturers are
now "v" labelling their own products willy-nilly,
which makes the whole thing even more un-regulating. It's
OK if vegetarian organizations endorse a product as well
with their own "self-promotiong" labels, but "Nova"
makes sense as a complete legislative labelling system.
It has universal appeal, and covers all ethical aspects.
Most of all it is a useful system for any consumer whether
they are vegetarian or not. It will make them think more
about what they are eating or wearing.
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October
14 2002
From: L. L. , UK
We have always had problems finding products that are properly
'vegetarian' In Malaysia it was a nightmare. Although there
were large hindu communities many often had suspect nestle
products in their vegetarian restaurants. Companies are
ignoring the basic rights of consumers by the use of misleading
labelling.
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Star Comment - September 2002
From: I.S. New Jersey, USA
It's very hard for a person to try to become Vegetarian,
especially when nothing is labelled. The companies label
things very obscurely and, as was mentioned, the US doesn't
really have a labelling system. I think many would appreciate
the NOVA system greatly, especially now that many individuals
are becoming more aware of their diet and what is or isn't
in it.
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July
2002
From: V. B.
We have a right to know what is in the products we buy or
use.
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June
2002
From: M.G. London UK.
All products should be clearly labelled, and a world
wide standard should be established.
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May
2002
From: J.G. Zagreb, Croatia.
No comments, just to say Thank you for doing this!!!
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