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=== Observations summary ===
=== Observations summary ===
Summarising the observations note above, we see the following brands:
Summarising the observations note above, we see the following brands:
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* universal brand, exact same name used in all countries and languages. e.g. "Nutella"
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*1 universal brand, exact same name used in all countries and languages. e.g. "Nutella"
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* brand that is translated in different langauges "The Laughing Cow", "La vache qui rit"
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*2 brand that is translated in different languages "The Laughing Cow", "La vache qui rit"
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* brands that have the same name, but used in different languages
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*3 brands that have the same name, but used in different languages
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* brands that have the same name, but used in different countries
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*4 brands that have the same name, but used in different countries
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* brands that have the same name, and used in the same country. (e.g. "Ferrero" in Italy: there's also a pasta brand).
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*5 brands that have the same name, and used in the same country. (e.g. "Ferrero" in Italy: there's also a pasta brand).
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* brands in non-latin scripts, which can not be latinised
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*6 brands in non-latin scripts, which can not be latinised
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*7 parent brands are sometimes shown on packaging
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== Use cases ==
== Use cases ==
The brands taxonomy has multiple applications within OFF. Theres are:
The brands taxonomy has multiple applications within OFF. Theres are: