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This is a good example of how packaging can shape what we assume we’re buying. The name for sure gives off a wholesome farm impression that could easily make someone think this is locally produced chicken. But when you actually turn the pack around and read the details, you realise the chicken is imported from China, and that’s something I think many shoppers wouldn’t expect based on how it’s presented. It’s also worth noting that although it highlights 100% chicken breast on the front, the percentage of chicken in the product is much lower than most people would assume - 58% chicken, with the rest made up of coating and additives. This isn’t about judging anyone’s food choices - convenience foods absolutely have their place. It’s about transparency and awareness. If we’re going to buy something, we deserve to understand what we’re really getting and where it’s coming from so we can make informed decisions that suit our own values, budgets and preferences. And I believe this kind of labelling should be better regulated with more transparency that it’s Chinese chicken on the front of the pack. I’d love to hear your thoughts on this… do you think it’s misleading or that we need more transparency on products like this? #readlabels #misleadinglabels

This is a good example of how packaging can shape what we assume we’re buying. The name for sure gives off a wholesome farm impression that could easily make someone think this is locally produced chicken. But when you actually turn the pack around and read the details, you realise the chicken is imported from China, and that’s something I think many shoppers wouldn’t expect based on how it’s presented. It’s also worth noting that although it highlights 100% chicken breast on the front, the percentage of chicken in the product is much lower than most people would assume - 58% chicken, with the rest made up of coating and additives. This isn’t about judging anyone’s food choices - convenience foods absolutely have their place. It’s about transparency and awareness. If we’re going to buy something, we deserve to understand what we’re really getting and where it’s coming from so we can make informed decisions that suit our own values, budgets and preferences. And I believe this kind of labelling should be better regulated with more transparency that it’s Chinese chicken on the front of the pack. I’d love to hear your thoughts on this… do you think it’s misleading or that we need more transparency on products like this? #readlabels #misleadinglabels

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I SWEAR TO GOD THEY WERE NOT THERE BEFORE I BROKE THAT MIRROR - 🎀 #IdentityV #crypticnotes #IDV #idvfyp #wraith

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can I pull it off?🥹💗 #clean #cleaning #cleaningtiktok #cleaningmotivation #cleaningroutine

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