fig. 2.12.1: the rule behind a rule value: restricted only when a label can show the restricted thing fig. 2.12.1 · the rule behind a rule value: restricted only when a label can show the restricted thing.⛶ RESTRICTED ONLY WHEN A LABEL CAN IDENTIFY THE RESTRICTED THING ROW = WHAT A STANDARD REGULATES; FILLED SQUARE = A LABEL CAN SHOW IT REGULATES · LABEL SHOWS · RULE VALUE AN INGREDIENT, OUTRIGHT THE INGREDIENT, BY NAME PROHIBITED AN INGREDIENT, ABOVE A CONCENTRATION THE INGREDIENT AND ITS LABEL POSITION RESTRICTED · LIMIT STATED A CONTAMINANT THE INGREDIENT CAN CARRY THE INGREDIENT; NEVER THE CONTAMINANT WATCHLIST WAS RESTRICTED NEW YORK CAPS 1,4-DIOXANE AT 10 PPM IN THE FINISHED PRODUCT; THE LABEL SHOWS LAURETH-4 A MATERIAL GRADE THE INGREDIENT; NEVER ITS GRADE WATCHLIST A PHYSICAL FORM THE INGREDIENT; NEVER ITS FORM WATCHLIST THREE POLYMERS RESTRICTED ONLY AS MICROBEADS IN RINSE-OFF PRODUCTS, PERMITTED AS FILM FORMERS
source: ingredientcheck .agents/notes/implemented/bug-fix/2026-09-04-recurate-drifted-standards.md line 13 (the rule), line 15; 2026-09-04-contaminant-indicator-overclaim.md lines 7, 15; src/tersena/passport.py lines 117-122 · labelCanShow.data.ts
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