products that have different names in different countries?
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["Lays — Walker's in the UK, Sabritas in Mexico, Tapuchips in Israel, and Chipsy in Egypt. ... ", 'Diet Coke — Coca-Cola Light in Europe. ... ', 'DiGiornio — Delissio in Canada. ... ', 'Mac and Cheese — Kraft Dinner in Canada. ... ', 'T.J. ... ', 'Cocoa Krispies — Choco Krispies in Mexico and Coco Pops in the UK.']
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Same products, different names That's because companies around the world often reposition their products to appeal to different markets, avoid conflicts and even prevent awkward language mix-ups. Find out how well you know your Axe from your Lynx and your KFC from your PFC with our guide.
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['Shapewear.', 'Travel accessories.', 'Healthy and beauty products.', 'Smart watches.', 'Health Care.', 'Skin Care.', 'Hobbies and Craft.', 'Lamps and Shades.']
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If you are NOT selling your product(s) in the United States or Canada and strictly out of these countries, you should use the EAN barcode. A UPC — or Universal Product Code — can be read in all countries that have adopted the EAN code plus the United States and Canada.
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['Sellia, Italy.', 'Cugnaux, France.', 'Sarpourenx, France.', 'Biritiba Mirim, Brazil.', 'Lanjaron, Spain.', 'Falciano Del Massico, Italy.', 'Longyearbyen, Norway.']
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['American Tourister.', 'Samsonite.', 'Travelpro.', 'Eagle Creek.', 'Delsey.', 'Briggs & Riley.', 'Victorinox.', 'Tumi.']
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Innisfree products are indeed much cheaper in Korea! It is unfair that we have to pay a higher price for beauty as compared to our Korean counterparts!
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In North America and India this confection is called cotton candy. In Great Britain India, South Africa and Pakistan, this confection is called candy floss. The Australians and New Zealanders have retained the original name of this spun sugar candy, they call it fairy floss.
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Any European designer brand made in Europe will always be cheaper in Eurpe than in the US because the brands need to pay a duty as well as transportation cost to bring to the US from Europe. Also in Europe we are tax exempt so we get that money back before leaving the country.
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To answer in simple words, the brand label is only different. But both the products are certified by the Khadi Commission(India) and the products manufactured by Rural industries.
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['Alcohol. Credit: Sorbis/Shutterstock. ... ', 'Local Specialties. Credit: TY Lim/Shutterstock. ... ', 'Designer Perfume. Credit: TY Lim/Shutterstock. ... ', 'Brand Name Beauty Products. Credit: Radu Bercan/Shutterstock. ... ', 'Sunglasses. Credit: Benediximus/Shutterstock.']
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['Pet Products. ... ', 'Wireless and Bluetooth Products. ... ', 'Shapewear/”BodyCon” Apparel. ... ', 'Travel Accessories. ... ', 'Smartphone Add-ons. ... ', 'Health and Beauty Items. ... ', 'Car Accessories. ... ', 'Jewelry and Non-Apparel Fashion.']
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["World Duty Free. Shop hundred's of products online or in store including fragrance, skincare & liquor. ... ", 'Boots. A wide variety of suncare, healthcare, travel essentials and beauty products. ... ', 'WHSmith. There are 4 WHSmith stores located before and after security. ... ', 'JD Sports. ... ', 'Aerospa. ... ', 'Traveller. ... ', 'Accessorize. ... ', 'Cuba Lily.']
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This may be a given, but Japanese clothing brands are also much cheaper when bought in Japan, even if you may have the same store in your country!
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TCL's primary products are TVs, DVD players, air conditioners, mobile phones, home appliances, electric lighting, and digital media. It primarily sells its products under the following brand names: TCL (in Africa, Asia, Australasia, Europe, North America, South America, and Russia (TV, air conditioners);
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['ABBA. ... ', 'Spotify. ... ', 'Swedish Design. ... ', 'IKEA. ... ', 'Pop Music. ... ', 'Swedish Meatballs. ... ', 'Roxette. ... ', 'Volvo & Saab.']
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Australian made AND owned? First up, there's a difference between products that are made in Australia, but not necessarily owned by an Australian company. For example, a yoghurt brand may produce their product in Australia, using local ingredients, but are actually owned by a larger, international corporation.