[Augustine23648]

What you are seeing is product labeling where it is foreseen that the product will be sold in Canada. Trilingual labeling (English, French, Spanish) is also common. It costs a lot of money to prepare all of this, so apparently it is due to products being sold throughout North America. People are more likely to buy something when they can actually read the label. (I seriously doubt U.S. manufacturers would label in French just so a few thousand French-speakers living in the United States near the border with Quebec could read the labels more easily.)

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