§ Mr. Kilfedderasked the Secretary of State for Trade what is the difference between the terms "British Made" and "Made in Britain" stamped on products; and whether either term is applicable to goods made anywhere in the British Isles.
§ Mrs. Sally OppenheimIn my view, both terms have the same meaning and—though this would, of course, ultimately be a matter for the courts to decide—may be applied to products made anywhere within the United Kingdom.