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There’s a big difference between ‘Made in Canada’ and ‘Product of Canada’
- The Canadian Food Inspection Agency is increasing enforcement against misleading country-of-origin labels to help shoppers know the true origins of their purchases.
- In the past year, five companies were fined a total of $47,000 for incorrect country-of-origin labelling, according to the agency.
- Consumers want to support Canadian products and deserve trustworthy origin labels to make informed decisions.
- Richard Leblanc emphasized that accurate origin labelling supports a fair marketplace and informed consumer choices.
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There’s a big difference between ‘Made in Canada’ and ‘Product of Canada’
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency is cracking down on misleading country-of-origin labels, saying patriotic shoppers deserve to know exactly what items they're bringing to the check-out counter
·Stratford, Canada
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