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Made in Quebec: New certifications to identify local products

Summary by Ground News
Products produced by Quebec companies will display a fleur-de-lis logo based on three levels of certification. The first level, "Designed in Quebec," is for products designed entirely within the province. "Product of Quebec" is the "best and most sought after" level, according to Premier Fran�ois Legault.

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Made in Quebec: New certifications to identify local products

Products designed and manufactured in Quebec will be more easily identifiable on the shelves by this fall, thanks to new certification markers.

·Canada
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La PresseLa Presse
Lean Left

New certifications to better identify Quebec products

Products designed and manufactured in Quebec will be able to be more easily identified on shelves by this fall, thanks to new certification marks.

·Montreal, Canada
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TVA NouvellesTVA Nouvelles
Lean Left

A new certification for Quebec products

The Legault government continues to promote Quebec purchasing with new Produits du Québec certification marks.

·Montreal, Canada
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Le Journal de MontrealLe Journal de Montreal
Right

Une nouvelle certification pour les produits québécois

Le gouvernement Legault continue de promouvoir l’achat québécois avec de nouvelles marques de certification Produits du Québec.

·Montreal, Canada
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Le Journal de QuebecLe Journal de Quebec

A new certification for Quebec products

The Legault government continues to promote Quebec purchasing with new Produits du Québec certification marks.

·Quebec City, Canada
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Le Journal de Montreal broke the news in Montreal, Canada on Thursday, April 14, 2022.
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