Quote Originally Posted by muirkirkca View Post
McClef has a good point. When I buy apparel in Canada it is clearly marked on a label as to what country where it was made - the place of final assembly. This also applies to automobiles and a wide range of manufactured goods even though the parts may come from different country sources. None of this nonsense about where it was designed. Maybe there should be emphasis along this line.
The part in bold above is the kicker! Final assembly can mean anything. As someone mentioned earlier, a sporran can be made in Pakistan, and all they do in Scotland is attach the belt. So the "final assembly" is in Scotland and they can call it "made in Scotland".

I think no matter how people try to legislate the issue, dishonest people are going to find a loophole to exploit.