> in the US eggs are washed so thoroughly they have to be kept in the fridge afterwards to keep them good. That isn't actually true, you can keep them out, the

> in the US eggs are washed so thoroughly they have to be kept in the fridge afterwards to keep them good. That isn't actually true, you can keep them out, they'll be just fine. > Chicken has to be chlorinated in the US. It doesn't have to be, rather it's permitted. There is no chlorine left in the final result. And don't imagine the EU is against chlorine washer, vegetables are chlorine washed in the EU. > You're not allowed to sell cheese made from raw milk in the US That's not true either, the cheese just has to be aged more than 60 days. > I bet there's more examples. Your examples were quite poor, actually I doubt there are other examples.