Another food labelling issue that periodically hits the headlines is the matter of EU geographical protections for items such as Cornish pasties, Parma ham, and Champagne applied to protect authenticity and provenance.
Internet commerce has witnessed incredible price transparency, where the Walmart effect can play out without any pesky geographical barrier for most items that UPS will ship; this explains why there are 41,000 shoe stores offline in the US but maybe only 5 of scale online.
Dietary specialisation has been a major theme in phyllostomid evolution, but the data from our literature review suggests that many species present mixed diets and will use both plant and animal food items, with geographical and seasonal variation in relative importance.
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Each year, FDA inspectors collect four Market Baskets from retail outlets (each from a different geographical location) containing approximately 280 different food items.
In geographical terms the exhibition, which features almost 300 items – masks, shadow puppets, costumes and films – reaches from India to Japan, Thailand to China, deploying a mass of detail.
What types of data put you most at risk? Date, time, geographical location, and smartphone serial number, are the items most likely to reveal your movements.
For some items there was a substantial difference between geographical regions (figure 1).
The European Commission said that giving items Protected Designations of Origin (PDO) or Protected Geographical Indication (PGI) status can "create value, increase demand, avoid use of cheap raw material, secure local jobs and so contribute to agricultural and rural economy".
