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That'd be illegal for food, which must state the country of origin.
by chmod775 8y ago
That'd be illegal for food, which must state the country of origin.
- benj111 8y agoYou are probably right in the straight forward example. I'm sure most of the schemes below are legal though. -"packed in Italy" -Add herbs and seasoning to the can. -Process it to pasata. -Add lots of Italian branding, Italian head office address with "made in EU"
- lozenge 8y agoLabelling law is not that strict in the EU except for meat and fish. The idea of a single country of origin is pretty dubious anyway.