Companies Changing Product Labels to Confuse/Deceive Consumers

[Tock20]

Dang, I came in here thinking this was about companys actually trying to deceive. Not about someone just taking the time to look at something before grabbing.

[Ripster42]

Yeah, or using different types of sugar to make it seem like fruit is the majority ingredient in smoothies and juices

25% fruit, 10% (chemical name of sugar 1), 10% (chemical name of sugar 2), 10% (chemical name of sugar 3).
vs.
30% sugar, 25% fruit.

Fructose, sucrose, galactose, lactose, maltose, dextrose, and don't forget corn syrup! But really, they actually have to specify which type of sugars they're using as some people are allergic to specific sugars.

Edit: and they all taste slightly different.

[Gheld]

Dang, I came in here thinking this was about companys actually trying to deceive. Not about someone just taking the time to look at something before grabbing.

Yeah.. there really is an issue with deceptive product labeling but none of the OP's examples really add up to that.