Do you go to supermarkets?
By Antzon
@Antzon (159)
Singapore
September 5, 2008 9:59am CST
Have you ever encountered products that have a label on them saying that it is new and improved? I am sure you have, however have you stop to wonder on this question, how can a thing be new and improved? If it is new, what was it improving on? :D
4 responses
@razor123 (979)
• India
5 Sep 08
Hahaha.. Nice one Antzon. I never actually thought about this before. But now you've got me think on this one. Its very true how can a thing be new and improved Lolzz.. Great thinking pal. If you come up with some more of these cool ideas please feel free to share them with us. 
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@cinderella2007 (2662)
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5 Sep 08
Maybe its improved the ingredients that is used in the product. Maybe they have added a new ingredient to help with the flavour and taste!! It might have less salt in it so its therefore healthier for us!!
There are many reasons why it may say new and improved but obviously it depends on teh product in question!!
@sudalunts (5523)
• United States
5 Sep 08
Usually, I think when something says new and improved, the meaning to me is the product has the same name as before. The improvement may be an added ingredient, an new smell, a new size etc. I don't think it means that it is new and improved. It's basically an improvement on an old product, which enhances it's performance. It is new because the product is not like the old product, and of course the improvement is the added ingredient.
