That just sounds like extra words added to a headline that everyone already understands.
Even if your way IS better, things aren’t often done “the best” way.
Costs, space, time and extra work often make a “less than perfect” method MORE realistic in day to day processes.
Im pretty sure everybody knows that. It probably doesn’t need to be spelled out every single time someone makes am announcement.
“Company X is excited for release of new product”
Vs.
“This Company X PR rep says they are excited for release of new product, although the 10,000 other employees at Company X have not yet made official statements on their opinions of new product.”