Description for product made in the UK

[Robbied196]

If I produce and sell something around the world that is made in the uk, which is the most favorable discription:

Made in Great Britian
Made in Britian
Made in England
Made in the UK
Made in the United Kingdom

 

[Newchodge]

If I produce and sell something around the world that is made in the uk, which is the most favorable discription:

Made in Great Britian
Made in Britian
Made in England
Made in the UK
Made in the United Kingdom

The last one. The first 3 are false, the 4th may refre to Ukraine.

 

[WaveJumper]

Well a quick Google comes back with Made in the UK or Made in Britain . Have a read here might be useful

Can I Label My Product as Made in the UK? A Simple Guide

Can I Label My Product as Made in the UK? A Simple Guide to Rules of Origin for fashion, textile and homeware brands.

makeitbritish.co.uk

 

[MOIC]

Made in the UK

If I produce and sell something around the world that is made in the uk

You answered it yourself.

Made in UK, is more widely accepted than the others.

We manufacture for a number of UK companies who design their own products in the UK, and they all (without exception), want 'Designed in UK' on their labelling.

 

[apricot]

Made in UK is recognized in every language.
I would go with Made in UK

 

[AmazonGeek]

Bear in mind that the UK and Great Britain and not the same thing...

UK = England, Scotland, Wales and NI
GB = England, Scotland and Wales (ie the mainland only)

So it depends on where your product is being made. If it is on the mainland you could use either (my preference would be the UK); if it is in NI, then you couldn't use GB.

 

[WaveJumper]

Made in Essex has a nice ring to it and probably recognised the world over

 

[Gill Courage]

Just don't use "Britian" anywhere

 

[fantheflames]

"Made in the UK" is probably your safest option.

 

[ThatDevAaron]

Made in Essex has a nice ring to it and probably recognised the world over

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