The short Story is, that they only mark the country of the company who sells the products and not the country of origin. So for wxamble, their own peanuts are marked with a star as they are based in EU as a company, but their peanuts can come from the US. Same gores with “California raisins” and other products what recieve the EU mark simply because the company who owns the brand are based in EU.

  • cosmicrookie@lemmy.worldOP
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    1 day ago

    This is key.

    I’d rather not buy peanuts than have them be presented as European, simply because a European company has had them repcked and have their name out on the packaging

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      No, the brand is presented as European, not the product itself. They should probably rework that a bit though, at least for simple things like peanuts or bourbon.