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Country of origin (COO) represents the country or countries of manufacture, production, design, or brand origin where an article or product comes from. For multinational brands, COO may include multiple countries within the value-creation process.
There are differing rules of origin under various national laws and international treaties. Country of origin labelling (COOL) is also known as place-based branding, the made-in image or the "nationality bias." In some regions or industries, country of origin labelling may adopt unique local terms such as terroir used to describe wine appellations based on the specific region where grapes are grown and wine manufactured.
Place-based branding has a very ancient history. Archaeological evidence points to packaging specifying the place of manufacture dating back to some 4,000 years ago. Over time, informal labels evolved into formal, often regulated labels providing consumers with information about product quality, manufacturer name and place of origin.

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  1. B

    Is the Graph of y=(x-3)^3 Symmetric About the Origin?

    Determine whether the graph of the relation is symmetric with respect to the y axis, x axis, or the origin. y=(x-3)^{3} I don't know how to produce a visual of the graph with this post but it is a graph of y=x^{3} moved 3 units to the right along the x axis. Visual examination of the graph...
  2. W

    Electrodynamics problem: charge origin?

    [SOLVED] Electrodynamics problem: charge origin? When you have an insulating region within a conductor and an electric field is applied such that a current flows, this current will be made to move around the insulating region. -I assume a charge distribution will arise on the surface of the...
  3. E

    Understanding the Origin of Energy Gap in Kittel's Book

    [SOLVED] kittel page 166 Homework Statement In Figure 3 of Chapter 7 of Kittel's Solid-state physics book, it says that this is the key to understanding the origin of the energy gap. However I do not understand why. It seems like if you take the expectation value of either |\psi(-)|^2 or...
  4. D

    Origin of Big Bang: Exploring the Universe Before Collapse

    So if a black hole in summary is anybody massive enough to succumb to it's own gravity. And before the Big Bang all the Universe's matter was in one location. How was this not a black hole? Clearly if you have all the mass of the Universe you kind of pass that threshold of "just enough matter."...
  5. P

    The origin of water in the universe

    I have read there's a lot of water in comets, and comets are abundant in the universe. H2 is also abundant, but oxygen? That means oxygen is also abundant in the universe? Why not sulfur or any other elements? Can anyone explain this to me?
  6. I

    General equation for plane through the origin

    [SOLVED] General equation for plane through the origin Homework Statement Show that for any funcions f(t), g(t), and h(t), the graph of r(t) = [f(t)-g(t)]i + [g(t)-h(t)]j + [h(t)-f(t)]k lies on a plane passing through the origin. Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution...
  7. C

    Origin of the Moon: Did Luck Play a Role?

    Hi, I have recently been reading that the currently favoured theory for the origin of the moon is that a Mars sized object smashed into an almost finished earth, ripped off large parts of proto-Earth's mantle and the result debris coallesced into the Earth and moon again. I know the...
  8. H

    Exploring the Mystery of the Origin of the Big Bang

    Where did everything that went 'bang' come from ? It would seem to me that even potential must have a source of origin. Accepting that the Big Bang is true, where did it come from ? Where did all the potential of the unified field come from that went 'bang'? What caused all the 'matter' of the...
  9. G

    In a graph, what is the origin of the abscissa?

    I need to draw a graph. According to the directions, I need to, "supress the origin of the abscissa so that the range of my X values covers the hozrizontal scale" I know the abscissa means the x-coordinate, but I don't know what the origin of the abscissa means and how I would "suppress it"...
  10. M

    148th Anniversity of Darwin's On The Origin of Species

    On November 24 1859, Charles Darwin published his On the Origin of Species. This a day for celebration, because it is not only a science book, it was the beginning of a story about us! :biggrin: http://scienceblogs.com/corpuscallosum/images/Origin_of_Species_title_page.jpg At the time of...
  11. H

    Tangents that pass through the origin

    Homework Statement At how many points on the curve 4x^{}5 - 3x^{}4 + 15x^{}2 + 6 will the line tangent to the curve pass through the origin? Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution I have no idea of how to even approach this... Erm, I fiddled around with the point-slope formula...
  12. R

    It all began with an end - New theory on origin and future of the universe

    The universe’s clock has neither a start nor finish, yet time is finite according to a New Zealand theorist. The theory, which tackles the age-old mystery of the origin of the universe, along with several other problems and paradoxes in cosmology, calls for a new take on our concept of time –...
  13. S

    How can I write a 5 page paper on the origin of the solar system?

    Today I told my astronomy teacher I would like to write my 5 page paper, that is due Monday, on the origin of the solar system. I am in no way one of the best writers out there and have no clue on how I could write 5 pages about this. Hopefully someone here can give me some helpfull input...
  14. J

    Calc Optimization - Point on an ellipse closest to origin.

    Homework Statement x^2 - 2xy + 6y^2 = 10 Find the point on the ellipse closest to the origin (0,0).Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution Absolutely no one in my class can solve this. We've been to the math lab and none of the helpers there know how to solve it. I think the only person...
  15. R

    Position vectors and the origin

    hi I got an IGCSE exam in two days and can't find any info on position vectors could sum1 please help me out. And does a position vector have to do with the origin
  16. J

    The Mystery of the Origin of the Universe: Perspectives and Theories Explored

    Just a general question, what are your thoughts on "where" the universe came from, or what ever other way you want to phrase that? Personally, I haven't the foggiest notion. I don't believe in a personal god, but I think a creator is possible. And for those that say, where did the creator...
  17. T

    What is the particle's distance from the origin

    The position of a particle as a function of time is given by r = (6.50 ihat + 3.10 jhat)t^2 , where t is in seconds. What is the particle's distance from the origin at t_1 = 2.6 seconds? What is the particle's distance from the origin at t_2 = 6.2 seconds? What is the particle's speed at...
  18. wolram

    What is the elusive origin of gravity?

    I guess most people know what it does but, AFAIK no one as yet knows the origin (other than the BB) of how gravity came to be or what it (is), why is the origin of gravity so elusive?
  19. B

    Line from origin with elevation theta in polar form?

    Homework Statement I need to get y = mx in polar form. I looked at it logically, and I figured I needed a function f(x) that will resolve 0 when x =/= 0, and will resolve 1 when x = 0. I thought for a while, and then realized that sine sort of does that, and just needs a tweak to do it exactly...
  20. R

    Origin of Charges: Electron & Proton Charges

    An electron has a negative charge and a proton has a positive charge, we say. Meaning that both are opposites of each other in terms of their charges. Consider a hypothetical situation in which there are only electrons having originally negative charge in a certain universal space and we are...
  21. Pythagorean

    Origin of Life and Consciousness - Physical View

    Could one say that the origin of life came about when a set of particles arranged in the right way were tipped into a sort of energy equilibrium that jiggled things back and forth, in obedience to physical laws (modern physical laws of course) And as this interaction of physical laws become...
  22. Holocene

    Origin of Earth: Supernova Theory

    Is Earth and the moon most likely the result of debris ejected from the supernova of an ancient star?
  23. D

    Unraveling the Origin of Photons

    This sounds like a simple question to me, but the answer eludes. When you light a match, how are photons created? Or even any light source. I can't seem to wrap my brain around this one.
  24. L

    Lattice points : Convex region symm. about the origin

    Let R be a convex region symmetrical about the origin with area greater than 4. Show that R must contain a lattice point different from the origin. This is the 2-D case of Minkowski's theorem, right ? How about the n-dimensional version ? The n-dimensional version is : Given a convex...
  25. L

    Find the Force of a Particle Attracted Toward Origin

    Homework Statement A particle is attracted toward the origin by a force proportional to the cube of it's distance from the origin. (...) What would be this Force equal to (in xy plane)? The Attempt at a Solution So distance is Sqrt[x^2+y^2]... and from here I don't know what to...
  26. G

    Origin of Radio Waves: An Explanation

    Hello, Can you please tell where radio waves originate from? Thanks, Glynis
  27. R

    What is the origin of magnetic fields?

    Can someone please explain in details the origin of magnetic fields. I mean, how do electric fields produce magnetic fields and how do magnetic fields produce electric fields and all the other details.
  28. W

    Calculating Rate of Change of Distance to Origin

    Homework Statement A particle is moving along the curve y= 3 \sqrt(4 x + 4). As the particle passes through the point (3, 12), its x-coordinate increases at a rate of 2 units per second. Find the rate of change of the distance from the particle to the origin at this instant. Homework...
  29. A

    What is the origin of the term sine?

    Origin of the term "sine" It is well-known that "sine" comes from the Latin word "sinus", meaning a "fold", or a pocket. However, its reference to the length of the half-chord on the unit circle remains still rather obscure. I recently came over an explanation that makes perfect sense...
  30. P

    The Origin of Logic: A Question of Presumption

    How does logic arise and when/where did it first?
  31. C

    Origin of viruses which cause hemmoragic fevers?

    Viruses which cause hemmoragic fevers are usually passed on to humans through animals (eg: Lassa fever, Margburg virus, Ebola, etc). But from where to the animals get the virus from? Where do the viruses originate from? Is there always some animal carrying the virus in an inactive state?
  32. A

    Secant Origin: How Did the Word Get its Name?

    I know that cotangent is thus named because its the compliment of tangent, but where did Secant get its name?
  33. O

    Happy Anniversary:The Origin of Species

    Just 147 years ago today (November 24), Darwin published On the Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection.. Happy Anniversary! The online literature library has it available where we may peruse at our leisure.
  34. L

    Trailer being pulled, where to put origin re: torque?

    Hi. This question is mostly done by a figure; we have a loaded truck of weight W being pulled by a truck with a force F. The CM point on the figure ndicates the location of the center of mass of the trailer and its load. Suppose the trailer accelerates forward (a>0) or backwards (a<0). What...
  35. B

    Why do magnets attract or repel each other?

    If I have one magnet sitting on a table and I take another magnet and bring close to the first one it will move towards the magnet! This is amazing to me. My question is why does one magnet make another move toward or away from it? what is the origin of magnetic force. I think it has...
  36. W

    What is the origin of the reciprocity theorem in optics?

    I just heard about the reciprocity theorem in optics which states that for two currents 1 and 2 and their corresponding fields \int _V \vec{J_1} \cdot \vec{E_2} dV = \int _V \vec{J_2} \cdot \vec{E_1} dV which basically comes down to the fact that you can interchange the source and...
  37. P

    Resurrecting bacteria - origin of life?

    Heres how: Is it possible that a mechanism like this is also involved in the origin of life? When they say the bacteria are dead and then reassemble their DNA, isn't this a form of abiogenesis?
  38. S

    Origin of Universe: Big Bang Theory

    -Bearing in mind i ask this based on a theory of the big bang. Could all existent matter have been packed into a single atom of infinite energy levels, meaning as the universe 'expands' it is actually losing energy and will eventually be infinitly large and contain no energy?
  39. F

    Calculate Distance of 2.75 μC Charge from Origin | Physics

    A charge of 2.75 μC is held fixed at the origin. A second charge of 2.75 μC is released from rest at the position (1.15 m, 0.350 m). If the mass of the second charge is 1.50 g, and its speed when it moves infinitely far from the origin is 8.6838 m/s, at what distance from the origin does the...
  40. wolram

    Visiting Day in the US: Origin & Facts

    I heard on the radio it is visiting day in the US, is this correct, and if so how did it originate ?
  41. iansmith

    Human and chimp genomes reveal new twist on origin of species

    http://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2006-05/biom-hac051106.php
  42. E

    How Do Charge Locations Affect Electric Field Calculations?

    "Three charges, +2.5 microC, -4.8microC, and -6.3microC, are located at (-0.20m, 0.15m), (0.50m, -0.35m), and (-0.42m, -0.32m) respectively. What is the electric field at the origin?" Using the coordinates, I found that r12 = 0.0625 m2, r22 = 0.3725m2, and r32 = 0.2788m2. I then plugged that...
  43. A

    Tangent planes passing through coordinates origin.

    The problem from Differential Geometry: Let \gamma : R -> R is smooth function and U = {(x,y,z) \in R^3 : x \ne 0} - open subset. Function f : U -> R is defined as f(x,y,z) = z - x\gamma(y/x) and this is smooth function. Proof that for surfaceS = f^{-1}(0) all tangent planes passing...
  44. F

    The Big Bang: Exploring the Origin of the Universe

    the big bang suggests that there was a huge energy density that exploded to create the universe my rather simple(and probably ignorant) questions are these... is the energies density consistent throughout? what would cause randomness following the explosion if it wasnt is it possible...
  45. K

    Discovering the Origin of Life through reverse-time physics simulation.

    If we understand the possible origin of life very well, we could model it on a supercomputer using known physical laws. Physical laws can be used to trace a pathway forwards and backwards in time as astronomers do when predicting the motions of the planets, or tracing back previous postions...
  46. Loren Booda

    Origin of measurement uncertainty

    Does quantum measurement uncertainty result from observer, object or both?
  47. H

    Understanding the Origin of Color & Light Reflections

    Hello, I'm wondering why do we have colors? If protons and neutrons are build upon the same particles shouldn't we have one single color? Else, if you put something transparent of for example red color under the beam of light, light will become of the color of the thing you put under, why is...
  48. P

    Alternative theories about the origin of the universe

    Lately the number of scientists against the big bang theory is increasing for lots of reasons espacially the growing number of hypothetical entities like dark matter, dark energy and inflation which scientists were not able to observe but only to predict by the analysis of backround...
  49. S

    What Is the Relationship Between Theoretical and Experimental Probability?

    Hi, I have recently been thinking about the fundamental meaning of the term probability, so I decide to discuss the topic with my tutor. He told me that the true definition of the probability of x occurring, P(x), is: P(x) = Lim(Relative frequency of x in experiments) as n tends to...
  50. I

    Differentail Eq. For circle passing through origin

    can some 1 help me with it pleasezz
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