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Olive Oil from Italy? Beer from Germany? Think Again.
Where in the world are these products really from?
Who doesn’t want olive oil from Italy and freshly baked bread to bring on, say, a summer picnic? Sounds yummy, right? Don’t forget to pick up some made in the USA spoons to eat your delicious fare. And you can wash it all down with some imported liquor. Well, not so fast. These advertised claims don’t seem to hold up.
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