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I'm sure. It's just become so normal to doubt every aspect of a product, that it's strange to have some element of consistency. Of course the label of origin s
by beerandt 7y ago
I'm sure. It's just become so normal to doubt every aspect of a product, that it's strange to have some element of consistency.
Of course the label of origin still isn't likely to match what was on the product page. But that's almost a plus in helping to ID fakes.
- Jb6 7y agoBecause when you import stuff to the U.S. it has to have the country of origin clearly marked somewhere. That's why it says Made in China.