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"Hecho en EUA" is Spanish for "Made in the USA." (EUA = Estados Unidos de America.) Nowhere on the packaging does it say made in the USA or give the address in English.
Thursday, August 7, 2014
Hecho en EUA
recently seen on a popsicle (freezer pops or whatever the correct terminology is) :
"Hecho en EUA" is Spanish for "Made in the USA." (EUA = Estados Unidos de America.) Nowhere on the packaging does it say made in the USA or give the address in English.
"Hecho en EUA" is Spanish for "Made in the USA." (EUA = Estados Unidos de America.) Nowhere on the packaging does it say made in the USA or give the address in English.
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Well, to be fair, there is a PO box number, and it used to be that American-sold products didn't need to say "Made in the USA". That's a relatively new phenomenon.
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