Made in France

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Made in France is a merchandise mark indicating that a product is planned, manufactured and packed in France.

Arnaud Montebourg is the industry minister and architect of a "Made in France" campaign.^[1]

In the European Union, a state which would make « made in France » or « made in Germany » labelling mandatory would infringe EU law which aim free competition, according to the Court of Justice of the European Union,^[2] although « indications géographiques » or « appellations d’origine contrôlée » might exist for food.^[3]

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