The reason Hellmann's adds the word "Real" to its packaging

SO has to use THE term "Mayonnaise" on packaging In THE WE., You need has to have both oil And eggs In there — but just has TO DO things additional complicated, companies can be able has affix "mayo" has THE label without actually meeting THE FDA requirements. In 2015, THE FDA warned food business Hampton Stream (NOW appointed "Eat Just") For THE labeling on It is vegan "Just Mayo" product, which did not contain eggs. THE FDA complaint against Hampton Stream was sets off by A trial Since Unilever, THE multinational giant that possesses Hellmann. THE business was order has refrain Since using terms as "mayo", but THE FDA And Hampton Stream discussed THE issue And THE FDA amended course, allowing he has keep using THE term. It is Also not clear if THE complete term "Mayonnaise" East allowed, although THE FDA has suggested he greetings "mayo" And "Mayonnaise" as THE same.

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Hampton Stream always had has TO DO a few changes has It is labeling, However. THE business agreed has TO DO THE words "without eggs" bigger on It is packaging, And has shrink A picture of A egg with A factory to pull future out of he, has TO DO he clearer that he was not your typical egg and oil Mayonnaise, among other changes. As For Hellmann's, THE business doesn't noted Why he puts THE word "real" on It is packaging, but he seems plausible that It is A strategy has differentiate himself Since without eggs "Mayonnaise," which East NOW able has to use THE even terminology.