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<pre>I have had this email, cause for concern?

I am certain that the proprietors of this business are not aware of
the difficulties that arise from the labelling of their camellia oil
as "olive".

Is there anything that can be done to stop this dilution of the term
"olive Oil"??

Cheers
John

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Date: Oct 9, 2005



Dear Sirs,



Nice weekend!



We have your name and address from internet, and are writing to you to
introduce ourselves as the professional manufacturer of camellia oil.
Our product is an edible vegetable oil, and also called Eastern Olive
Oil and longevity oil. Herewith is the detailed introduction as
attached for your reference. Please kindly find it. {I have deleted
the attachment - JA}



If you are interested in our products, please feel it free to contact
us. We hope to set up a business relation with your good company for
the promising item.



We will appreciate your soonest favorable reply.



Best regards,

Lillian

GreenSea Oil-Fat Co., Ltd. Shenzhen Office

24/F, Unit B, Jia Ning Na Plaza, No.2002 Ren Ming South Road, Luo Hu
District, Shenzhen China

Tel: +86 755 25183269

Fax: +86 755 25183260

E-mail: jxgsea@...

MSN: lillian724@...
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<pre>It is a concern but from a retail point of view in the UK, the Food
Standards Agency would not allow the oil to be sold with that type of
mis-description on the label.

Regards

James

--- In OliveOil@yahoogroups.com, "johnat.sold" <belwoodgrove@b...> wrote:
>
> I have had this email, cause for concern?
>
> I am certain that the proprietors of this business are not aware of
> the difficulties that arise from the labelling of their camellia oil
> as "olive".
>
> Is there anything that can be done to stop this dilution of the term
> "olive Oil"??
>
> Cheers
> John
>MSN: lillian724@h...
>
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