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by brookst
1146 days ago
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That was my first thought, but look at other well-documented comments here. It sure looks like "may contain" is a certification that every possible avenue to avoid "contamination" had been pursued. Which is an open-ended liability. Easier to just add 1% and definitively say it does contain sesame. |
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