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<b>This piece of food trivia is interesting but makes no sense to me whatsoever. . . . why in the world are we outsourcing pickles? I didn't want to believe this, but Sam, you are 100% correct!<br><br>I went straight to the fridge and checked out some pickle relish. . . . it wasn't Nalley's. . . it was Western Family. And, it also was made in India!<br><br>This will be my LAST jar of Western Family and I wont be replacing it any time soon with Nalley's either. Pickles aren't that hard to make. . . guess I know what I'll be doing later on this summer.<br><br>Ellen A. Roskovich<br></b><br><hr id="stopSpelling">Date: Mon, 25 May 2009 17:45:58 -0700<br>From: moscowsam@verizon.net<br>To: vision2020@moscow.com<br>Subject: [Vision2020] Where in the World???<br><br>
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>From Where in the World do consumer products come?<br>
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Answers: <br>
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- Many of you readers will think China.<br>
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- For clothing, many will think China, Bangladesh, and several<br>
other countries where labor costs are very low.<br>
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Today's Astonishment . . .<br>
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- Today my wife handed me a new 1-1/2 pint jar of Nalley's<br>
crispy dill pickles to open. It was quite tight, but it did<br>
release.<br>
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As I was about to hand it back to her, I thought, "Well,<br>
at least this is one thing made in the U.S.A."<br>
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WRONG! Nalley's, "Product of India"! That pickled my<br>
cerebral cells.<br>
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They were quite tasty.<br>
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Sam I am in Moscow . . .<br>
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