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RE: Food Irradiation Symbol
Just a thought, but shouldn't the markings for irradiated food be similar in size and prominence to kosher food markings? Or dietetic food markings (no salt, no sugar)? Etc?
Bill Ulicny
ATL International, Inc.
wulicny@atlintl.com
Bruce Busby said:
... The main thing to keep in mind is that the radura (and the required text) is for
consumer information, and is NOT a warning. Warning means there is
something of danger or evil or a hazard involved. Because the radura
looks similar to other warning symbols (biohazard, trefoil, the EPA),
some of the people involved in developing food irradiation would rather
not have it used. Right now it does not have to be more prominent than
other consumer information. ...
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