Amund,
There are multiple countries that have "Country of Origin" (CoC)
marking requirements. Probably all for the same reasons, i.e.
tariffs, truth in advertising, etc. Many countries have their
own lists of countries from whom they will not accept imported
goods, usually for economic and/or political reasons.
At one time, the U.S. would allow imports of products "Made in..."
China, Taiwan, and Thailand, but the U.S. government would not
purchase such products. I am sure there are corresponding laws
in various other countries.
George
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