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  #1260489 16-Mar-2015 18:09
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freitasm: I dislike the fact you buy Waite's peaches with the impression you will get some nice Hawkes Bay fruits buy it is actually made in China. Or a smoked salmon brand with a NZ reference in the name that actually comes from the Philippines.

And so on. If possible I try not to buy anything made in China.


I'm pretty sure the ones from Hawke's Bay say so on the label.



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  #1260496 16-Mar-2015 18:30
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  #1260537 16-Mar-2015 19:20
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Glassboy:
freitasm: I dislike the fact you buy Waite's peaches with the impression you will get some nice Hawkes Bay fruits buy it is actually made in China. Or a smoked salmon brand with a NZ reference in the name that actually comes from the Philippines.

And so on. If possible I try not to buy anything made in China.


I'm pretty sure the ones from Hawke's Bay say so on the label.


And the ones from China say so as well. In small letters.





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  #1260564 16-Mar-2015 19:52
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Remember "Made in Usa" ?   (Usa is a small Japanese city)




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  #1260590 16-Mar-2015 20:24
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freitasm:
Glassboy:
freitasm: I dislike the fact you buy Waite's peaches with the impression you will get some nice Hawkes Bay fruits buy it is actually made in China. Or a smoked salmon brand with a NZ reference in the name that actually comes from the Philippines.

And so on. If possible I try not to buy anything made in China.


I'm pretty sure the ones from Hawke's Bay say so on the label.


And the ones from China say so as well. In small letters.



I'll have to do some inspection next time I'm at the supermarket.

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  #1262407 19-Mar-2015 13:44
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freitasm: I dislike the fact you buy Waite's peaches with the impression you will get some nice Hawkes Bay fruits buy it is actually made in China. Or a smoked salmon brand with a NZ reference in the name that actually comes from the Philippines.

And so on. If possible I try not to buy anything made in China.


If that is the salmon product I am thinking of it is usually NZ Salmon processed in the Philippines and sent back.




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  #1272939 29-Mar-2015 16:03
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freitasm:
Glassboy:
freitasm: I dislike the fact you buy Waite's peaches with the impression you will get some nice Hawkes Bay fruits buy it is actually made in China. Or a smoked salmon brand with a NZ reference in the name that actually comes from the Philippines.

And so on. If possible I try not to buy anything made in China.


I'm pretty sure the ones from Hawke's Bay say so on the label.


And the ones from China say so as well. In small letters.



I checked today.  All the Watties canned fruit with Hawkes Bay on the label also have badges saying fruit grown in NZ. 

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