A danish supermarket adds black star to price tags to indicate european products
A danish supermarket adds black star to price tags to indicate european products
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It more precisely indicates that the product is made by a corporate entity where the top level company is European. The product can still be made by a US subsidiary, or be made from 100% US ingredients, and still get the star.
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there are already European laws to clarify if a product is made entirely in a single country or in EU, same with raw materials; you can read it on the label of food, wine, oil, etc
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Maybe a circle of stars or the actual European flag would be clearer communication, but I appreciate this step!
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i don't really think these displays have the resolution for that
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It's barely got the resolution for one star given that it's been photoshopped on at a higher resolution than the rest of the label.
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Can you also put a maple leaf for Canadian products so we don't accidentally become collateral damage to your response to Trump's madness?
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Sure, but besides the top shelf maple sirup what else would it be applied to? I mean no offense, but I don't think that we import that much food from Canada
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Sorry guys you need to move your country to Europe first
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You're joking but...
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And an eagle for the Mexican!
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In Latvia we recently introduced a law where we must add country of origin on price tags for all food products. It is quite fun and sometimes surprising to see where something was made.
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I like stuff that says
Origin of beef: EU and outside of EU
Like yeah that's real specific
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Curry Spice Mix
Ingredients: spices -
Perhaps cows are allowed to freely move over the EU border? I've got it, is this since brexit? if so then they must be Irish cows..
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Can Canadians buy European products and vice versa? Maybe, we can join your union if we are extra nice?
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It's a legitimate question now...
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Would love to have you with us!
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I didn't realize the black star was the symbol of Europe! How futuristic
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Well you know what they say, In the Villa of Ormen, stands a solitary candle.
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50 euros for a liter of organic testosterone isn't bad
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Denmark doesn't use the euro, they use danish crowns - 49,95 DKK are 6,69€ so that's basically a steal!
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Fucking... fine. Time to listen to it again.
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My first thought as well.
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I was born upside down
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wtf is 1L of Organic Test and it costs 50 euros? what a mysterious sign
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Denmark uses krones, not euros
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50DKK (Danish Kroner) is like 7 euros.
No idea what that thing is though
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7€ per Liter must be Fiji water smh.
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If anyone asks it's Salling Group.
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So Netto and Føtex, for all intents and purposes. The Netto close to home is too shit and Føtex is too far away, but good to know!
I wonder if the entire EEA is included in this, or just the EU27.
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So is it just one star? ★☆☆☆☆
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