Companies regularly release advertising campaigns that boast about improvements in their products. We often hear of soft drinks that have become acesulfame-potassium free, fruit juices that no longer contain high-fructose corn syrup, and potato chips that are now produced without MSG. Consumers are lead to believe that these companies, with their high moral standings, are honest and dependable, but aren’t they just admitting guilt? The manufactures are openly informing us of past wrongdoings, and somehow, we’re supposed to consider them more trustworthy as a result.