Kaufte heute ein Ethernet -Kabel für meinen Gaming -PC nach einem Hausbewegung. Auf dem Paket heißt es, dass ich irische Jobs unterstütze, und genau darunter heißt es in PRC. Gibt es etwas Irischeres als das.
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Von margin_coz_yolo
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Peoples Republic of Cork, lets go with that
I wonder if the cardboard box is made by Smurfit?
If you got it from a bricks and mortar shop then you are certainly supporting Irish jobs.
So many examples of this. Spotlight Dental, One Sonic are ones that comes to mind. Glorified dropshippers. The reality is that when it comes to electronics very little is made in Ireland (I would even question the “designed” part sometimes – picking a colorway and slapping a logo on it isn’t design)
Maybe they have a multilingual call center in Ireland
Chris: How do you support it, then?
Alan: Just generally support… it.
Chris: Generally turn up on a Saturday and wave from the touchlines?
https://youtube.com/clip/Ugkxec7zB5CNSbQ0DE8aoMCB_3jw5IPcjaH2?si=cSXVSLsS4eLRbmcV
„Produced in Ireland“ means it is from elsewhere and only packaged in Ireland. Therefore, can also say „supporting Irish jobs“.
Look at products in Aldi or Lidl next time there, all „Produced in Ireland“.
Made in Ireland or or Bord Bia mark, etc. are for products actually from Ireland.
What’s the actual problem here?
Their spurious logic might be that you are supporting Irish jobs in areas other than manufacture.
Guaranteed Irish is another dodgy one.
I know a company in Limerick bringing in stuff from China. And boxing it here.
How in the fuck is that „Guaranteed Irish“
People’s Republic (of) Cork
Its could just be bad labelling, a lot of FBB carton base material is produced in China, China also are part of the FSC certification scheme now so the FSC element and the made in PRC could be referring to the carton itself as I doubt your cable is made from cellulose or FBB.
County China.
They field a half-way decent hurling team, I understand.