Reminds me of California's labels in that way. Everyone mocks them, but some of them are legitimately useful e.g.: https://www.nrdc.org/experts/veena-singla/wa

Reminds me of California's labels in that way. Everyone mocks them, but some of them are legitimately useful e.g.: https://www.nrdc.org/experts/veena-singla/want-avoid-toxic-couch-chemicals-just-look-new-label https://www.nrdc.org/experts/veena-singla/want-avoid-toxic-c... Same thing here, because border specific stuff aren't worth the hassle, the lowest common denominator (in this case GDPR) becomes the new international standard. Additionally some US politicians have proposed copying parts of the GDPR into US law which would pretty much make this a permanent staple.