Randahl Fink2d ago

Trump promotes a new product label highlighting products made in the USA.

Unfortunately, the label will only be used in the US, so consumers in democratic countries will not be able to identify the Trump goods they want to boycott.

Show threadKofzmann
@randahl not "made in" but "of" which can mean almost anything. It is like the billion products manufactured in China and then sold as "Made by Sweden"
Mar 24 at 9:12pmWeb
Show threadArmin Hanisch2d ago
@kofzmann @randahl „Designed in Cupertino“ 😎
Show threadBowreality 🇨🇦🍁1d ago
@kofzmann @randahl Depends how it will be defined. In Canada a product labelled “Product of Canada” has to be 98% Canadian. https://competition-bureau.canada.ca/en/how-we-foster-competition/education-and-outreach/publications/product-canada-and-made-canada-claims
“Product of Canada” and “Made in Canada” Claims

The Competition Bureau has published its enforcement guidelines in 2009. Following the passage of amendments to the Competition Act on June 23, 2022, the Bureau has updated them to ensure clarity and transparency for businesses.