Is Krakus ham made in China?

Chef's answer
Answer: The staff of Krakus assures us that Krakus ham is always imported from Poland. In addition, Smithfield in the USA continues to advise that although a Chinese company owns Smithfield overall, absolutely no ham is imported from China by the US through Smithfield, or any other company to their knowledge.
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Answer: The staff of Krakus assures us that Krakus ham is always imported from Poland. In addition, Smithfield in the USA continues to advise that although a Chinese company owns Smithfield overall, absolutely no ham is imported from China by the US through Smithfield, or any other company to their knowledge.
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Can I lose weight eating fried fish?

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What is the easiest way to cook a crab?

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    Does bacon grease go bad?

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    Can I use an extra egg instead of oil?

    Most boxed mixes call for two to three extra ingredients including water, eggs and vegetable oil, which serves to bind all the ingredients together, adding extra moisture for the perfect cake. You can swap in other oil and non-oil alternatives in place of vegetable oil and still create a tasty, rich cake.

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