A vegan product processed in the same facility as non vegan products can easily be cross contaminated. Why do you think so many warning labels say "product may contain nuts"
Big difference between a nut allergy and being a vegan. A vegan doesn't die if they accidentally eat meat. They put that warning label on there because even tiny particles of nuts in the air can cause a reaction to some people.
I doubt there are many if any vegans that are concerned about tiny meat particles getting in their food because what person could be so anal about things. Most of them are perfectly fine ordering vegan menu items from restaurants that also prepare and serve meat and those are absolutely still vegan.
You've chosen a really weird hill to die on here pal
Seriously if you're a vegan and that worried about cross contamination to that degree you need to be eating whole foods plant based and not being a trash panda of a vegan like me eating Ben and Jerry's. And if you're really really bothered you're not eating this junk! I'm glad they're certified vegan and don't contain carrageenan. Still waiting for them to get the vegan chunky monkey up here.
As more demand for vegan junk grows you might see more facilities that only produce vegan food. But that's going to take a while.
The most you can hope for in most cases is finding something that's accidentally vegan.
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Certified vegan. All vegan ingredients.
Yes but it isn't vegan if processed in the same facility.
I feel like you just made that up
He did. You can still have products certified vegan in facilities that handle non vegan items. B&J stuff they use the same equipment but thoroughly clean and sanitize between all batches. I have no problem with this. I used to have this stuff with my lactose intolerance anyway and it was good enough to prevent the bad symptoms dairy gives me.
It's worth being concerned if you have a live threatening allergy. Otherwise? Meh. These are vegan and Kosher certified.
This concern trolling is getting a little stale
Sub that with billions of gallons of dairy used in the US each year and one part of one drop may have touched a giant vat of non dairy product
That is not trolling. Also PETA is a bad example. They don't "euthanize". They slaughter. ---
