Nestlé Canada's Original Decision to Add Peanut Product Additives to Some

question 155

Multiple Choice

Nestlé Canada's original decision to add peanut product additives to some of the company's chocolate snacks even though some consumers,albeit only a small percentage of Canadians,are severely allergic to peanuts,is known as

• A)utilitarian reasoning.
• B)moral idealism.
• C)whistle-blowing.
• D)cultural and corporate ethics.

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