Transparency is vital; as a global community, the only way we can transform into a truly sustainable society is through open communication and honest information sharing, yet many manufacturers are wary of sharing trade secrets that afford them a competitive advantage, and make proprietary
claims about specific product contents.
You may wish to have two flyers available — one with the standard USDA information and one with information about grass - fed meats (in general, not making
claims about your specific product) from sites such as www.westonaprice.org or www.eatwild.com.
Not exact matches
That's the first time in the last 4 - 5 years it's made
specific and tangible
claims about any of its devices or
products.
The brand does not provide
specific information
about where their
products are manufactured (except to say that it is in the U.S.) or where their ingredients are sourced — they only make general
claims about sourcing their ingredients from regional vendors and
about employing numerous quality assurance measures for their manufacturing processes, but there is no brand -
specific information.
While regulations often prevent companies from making
specific claims about what their
products can do,
products should be aligned as solutions to common problems pet parents see.
Other plaintiffs, like patent owners, don't even have to name an allegedly infringing
product (let alone provide
specific allegations
about how the
product infringes one of the patent
claims).
Test their knowledge, by asking them questions
about the
specific products and equipment they
claim to have experience with in the interview.