Here's my take :
It's not right to 1:1 clone stuff.
It's even less right to pass it off as authentic.
It's definitely not right to clone juices, and by this I mean creating cheap quality knockoffs with the same labelling etc as the original.
It's fine enough if two juices taste identical and are safely made by different juicers- copy and paste the flavour if you must, but don't copy and paste the labelling.
Through all of the above - as much as it's not 'the right thing to do', until there's are laws, copyrights, patents in place to direct otherwise, all will happen, and it remains the consumers choice to pick the lane they want to drive in, provided they are made fully aware upfront of the possible risks, and authenticity of the lanes they have been directed to.
It's not right to 1:1 clone stuff.
It's even less right to pass it off as authentic.
It's definitely not right to clone juices, and by this I mean creating cheap quality knockoffs with the same labelling etc as the original.
It's fine enough if two juices taste identical and are safely made by different juicers- copy and paste the flavour if you must, but don't copy and paste the labelling.
Through all of the above - as much as it's not 'the right thing to do', until there's are laws, copyrights, patents in place to direct otherwise, all will happen, and it remains the consumers choice to pick the lane they want to drive in, provided they are made fully aware upfront of the possible risks, and authenticity of the lanes they have been directed to.