According to the principle of the moral minimum, it is permissible for companies to passively reinforce patterns of discrimination in product information if the audience to which the product is being sold practices that discrimination.

The principle of the moral minimum holds that companies have a basic moral obligation to avoid causing harm in their business practices, and actively promoting or reinforcing discrimination would be considered harmful. Therefore, it would not be permissible for companies to passively reinforce patterns of discrimination in product information, even if the audience practices that discrimination.