25It follows that the country of origin or the place of provenance of a foodstuff must be indicated where failure to indicate this might mislead consumers into believing that that foodstuff has a country of origin or a place of provenance different from its true country of origin or place of provenance. Furthermore, where the origin or provenance is indicated on that foodstuff, it must not be deceptive.
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