Deceptive packaging:
In the US this wouldn't be legal, the average consumer would believe this package contains 15g of protein, wouldn't they?
We all know thailand doesn't have the same level of consumer protection regulations, but kellogs is an American company. I find this deceptive advertising practice highly bad (can't think of the word).
Anyone else?
TLDR : Answer Summary
The discussion revolves around concerns about misleading packaging practices, particularly regarding a Kellogg's product sold in Thailand that claims to contain 15g of protein per package. Many participants point out that while it's labeled as 15g of protein per 100g, the smaller print can be easily missed, leading to consumer confusion. Comparisons are made to similar marketing issues in the US, suggesting that deceptive advertising crosses borders. Participants debate the effectiveness of consumer protection regulations, particularly in Thailand, and highlight the necessity for careful reading of product labels regardless of the country.