stackyFACTSThat 'Product of Italy' label is legally meaningless if the olives just passed through the country on a truck. Massive quantities of cheaper Spanish and Greek oils are routinely imported, bottled, and aggressively rebranded to satisfy the insatiable international demand for Italian dressing.
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