Lemon Black Tea Contains Not a Single Drop of Lemon Juice (Part 2) with Product Images

Article 22 of the Consumer Protection Act states: "An enterprise operator shall ensure the truthfulness of the content of its advertisements, and the obligations it owes to consumers shall not be lower than the content of the advertisements."

The discrepancy between the outer packaging and the contents of instant noodles once drew the attention of the Consumers' Foundation; I hope lemon black tea can receive the same attention.

At what age did everyone establish the idea that almost all foods contain additives?

When I was still an elementary school student, I vaguely knew that carbonated drinks were bad junk food, but I never thought carefully about which of those things were junk food.

Walking into a fast-food restaurant and seeing lemon black tea with a lemon picture on it, a sweet-and-sour drink served in a paper cup - sorry, it only has citric acid and sugar…

Fine, I accept it. Settling for second best, at least with packaged products, they clearly state "no fruit juice" - even though it is written in tiny letters, and even though they put fresh lemon slices in the advertisement…

But they achieved honest ingredient labeling.

Only when everyone values consistency between food and packaging can quality food stand out, and only then can we avoid constantly doubting the truthfulness of food marketing.

When everyone eats less artificial food and more food grown from the land, farmers' incomes may increase…

Bring your own water bottle - it's healthy, eco-friendly, and money-saving - or support the juice shop on the corner, or a fresh beverage shop with decent quality!

As long as juice or tea will spoil or deteriorate…that means it has nutrients, which is why bacteria want to eat it.

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