I believe the labeling requirements were removed but I remember seeing a
5 lb package of hamburger at CosCo that claimed the US, Mexico, and Canada as the country of origin. That was one well traveled cow.Cheap Chinese rubbish
Jan 02, 2021
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Mine's in the drawer. I mostly used it for mileage data and the 2018 Yaris has that built into the display.
More likely three well-traveled cows mixed together in a vat.
Cindy Hamilton
With a touch of horse, which for some reason infuriated people in the UK. Eating a cow is ok, but not a horse?
On Sat, 02 Jan 2021 16:42:39 -0500, Clare Snyder posted for all of us to digest...
That has always been a bug for me when ordering on Amazon. No listing as to country of origin. No listing as to compliance of anything.
Computers used to have meet FCC requirements. Wonder if the *clear* sided ones meet the mark?
The Frogs eat horses. What does that tell you?
If an Octavia is as good as a Golf, then why doesn't it have a VW badge? It's well known that Skoda get the parts that failed the tests to be VW parts.
My Japanese Honda had two failed ABS sensors. So did my VW Golf. But.... the VW ones were £15 each or £7 for a non-genuine part. The Honda ones were £160 and no non-genuine part available. I won't be buying Honda again.
Ebay does. You can't filter them out, and since 90% of the stuff is from there, it's tiresome to manually skip them.
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