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I could see local municipalities suing the leading wipe manufacturers in a community for labeling their products "flushable" and having a pretty good shot at winning.

I'm curious what sort of products and systems a world that tied products and user behavior to the manufacturer. Ie, if a Coke can is found in a national park, coke gets a fine. Rights issues and economic practicalities aside, I'm curious what sorts of things companies would create if this were the case.



If coke labeled the cans biodegradable when they are not there would be a case against them.




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