Hello,
often printed photo products contain gelatine derived from slaughtered animals. As a vegetarian i do not want to buy products that contain animal-derived gelatine. Therefore I would like to know if any of the print products Apple delivers may contain gelatine. I would really appreciate if a large company like Apple would take leadership in providing ethical options for their products.
best regads,
Eike Trumann
iPhoto '11, OS X Mountain Lion (10.8.4)
Sorry - no idea
And it has nothing at all to do with iPhoto for the Mac
and this is not a place to contact Apple - it is a user to user software support forum
My suggestion is to stop eating your photos
LN
I was looking there, but I just founs a note saying I may call a sales asistent. I don't believe they would have any ideas about the question at all. A more specific E-Mail might be a way, but i can't find one.
It is not possible to contact Apple by email.
Whilst vegetarian gelatine is available for culinary use, I am not sure if it has the right properties for industrial use.
As such issues are important to you, you might also want to ponder the use of rare metals used in your computer, and how they were mined, as well as the working conditions of the labour force that made your computer.
In fact you may conclude that no modern product or service is truly acceptable on purely ethical grounds.
Sad, but possibly true.
Here is Apple's product details document on its print products: Apple Photo Services: Product line details for books, cards, and calendars
OT
Hello,
if Apple won't answer in this place, where wold be the right place for this question?
Contact us Link at the bottom of each and every page of these forums
LN
Are the print products vegan?
