[9YearLurker]

And what if manufacturers likewise put the peanut label on all products? You could say they complied with the law, but they would have made it impossible for those allergic to peanuts to identify the products that put them at risk.

[JRandomFreeper]

They do on many products. Some things that don't contain peanuts contains the warning that the food may have been processed on equipment used to process peanuts, wheat, or eggs.

Yes. It makes it meaningless, and the customer can't tell whether they are at risk or not. But that's the law, and that's what they do.

/johnny