Locke00000

This thing is on a few boxes I have that trading cards came in. I'm looking to find out what it means. If it helps, its right above the CE symbol so I assume it has to do with complience to some regulation or smething....

BigBen

I think it is a reminder to vendors to rotate their stock.

If you keep putting new things on the shelf and leave the old product in the back, then it gets stale after a while: Bread, Milk, et cetera.

This would be an indication that the product has a definite expiration date and proper rotation of stock is essential...

My .02!

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Hey, if you are impressed with my memorizing pi to 10 digits, you should see the size of my penis.

Pip

It's "der grüne Punkt", the green dot. A german symbol for recyclable material. I think there are codes too associated with it to say what kind of material it is. It's on pretty much everything.

Daniel_

It's a German recycling scheme.

Here's their FAQ: LINK

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stevie667

Recyclable materials.

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