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Carr's - pladis Global

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BN - pladis Global

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Users must be able to magnify the contents of a web page by up to 200%. In modern 
browsers this is almost always possible unless the page chooses to disable it.

Websites should avoid using the meta viewport tag to disable pinch-to-zoom. This behavior
is highly discouraged for accessibility and usability on mobile devices.

Generally the code causing this issue looks like this:

```html
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0, maximum-scale=1.0, user-scalable=no" />
```

Here the use of `user-scaleable=no` asks the browser not to allow user zoom. 

iOS no longer allows websites to disable pinch-to-zoom, and ignores this part of the
viewport tag. Therefore to replicate this issue you must use an Android device.

ensure-text-can-resize

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Title / URL	Issues
Community support - pladis Globalpladisglobal.com/our-impact/community-support/	1
Contact - pladis Globalpladisglobal.com/contact/	1
Our Brands - pladis Globalpladisglobal.com/our-brands/	1
Happiness with every bite - pladis Globalpladisglobal.com/	1
FAQs - pladis Globalpladisglobal.com/faqs/	1
Cookie Notice - pladis Globalpladisglobal.com/cookie-notice/	1
Carr's - pladis Globalpladisglobal.com/our-brands/carrs/	1
Accessibility - pladis Globalpladisglobal.com/accessibility/	1
BN - pladis Globalpladisglobal.com/our-brands/bn/	1
Sustainability - pladis Globalpladisglobal.com/our-impact/sustainability/	1

Ensure pinch-to-zoom is enabled

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Where this issue has occurred