This applies to things sold in France, so external joos will still be required to label products as such.
No. It applies to things MANUFACTURED in France. Not "sold" within France.
Here is the following text after the ellipsis I used;
...and the country's largest farm lobby FNSEA said it did not go far enough as it left the door open to imports.
This is more destructive than if it were not made. It pretends to be against jewsoy foods. When it's strictly not against them. It's fully for jewish international trade etc.
>This applies to things sold in France, so external joos will still be required to label products as such.
No.
It applies to things MANUFACTURED in France.
Not "sold" within France.
Here is the following text after the ellipsis I used;
>...and the country's largest farm lobby FNSEA said it did not go far enough as it left the door open to imports.
This is more destructive than if it were not made.
It pretends to be against jewsoy foods. When it's strictly not against them. It's fully for jewish international trade etc.
Didn't see that part. Oh well, that's their problem.
Didn't see that part. Oh well, that's their problem.
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