this pack of butter says it's made in Ireland, but packaged in Germany. First if all what the fuck, why are you importing butter from overseas. Second, ??? is the butter shipped without the wrappers only to add a German wrapper? What
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@piggo This is done more often than you'd expect. It's quite common practice also for many Czech diary products. You just need to carefully read the diary products EU-origin label next time you go to your supermarket. For instance here an example from Slovakia: m.smedata.sk/api-media/media/i

This is a product made of Slovak milk which is exported to Germany where they make butter from it, which is in turn shipped to Slovakia - it's one of the most sold brands in the country. The reason is/was the efficiency and capacity the of production line in Germany: ekonomika.sme.sk/c/6695153/slo.

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