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likely pisraeli source underneath, so can't check it for veracity
(remember, even your potato might be settler-tato) (also one might place stickers with entity flag if one finds some produce of inappropriate origins in the store, as the flag is inoffensive by itself, it's unlikely to be interpretable as a political act of any kind, but might help inattentive comrades)
Peanuts, peppers, all citrus fruits, mangoes and pomegranates as well. In the EU it’s mandatory for the store to inform about the country of origin either on the pricetag or with a sign but many stores stopped doing this with products from the zionist entity. You can always ask an employee though and they have to get their manager who should be able to find out.