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Ingredient Origin Notice — Korean Shop Disclosure sample
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026Ingredient Origin Notice — Korean Shop Disclosure

Print the item-and-origin statements a shop owner has already verified; adapt the entries to local labeling rules.

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After generating · Compare every item and origin with the owner's records before displaying the notice.

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Output size 2480x3508 pixels, A4 portrait, 300dpi, print-ready poster.

[Owner inputs]
Shop name: 【Shop name】
Item and origin 1: 【Item and origin 1】
Item and origin 2: 【Item and origin 2】
Item and origin 3: 【Item and origin 3】
Item and origin 4: 【Item and origin 4】
Item and origin 5: 【Item and origin 5】
Item and origin 6: 【Item and origin 6】
Item and origin 7: 【Item and origin 7】

Create one sober, legible country-of-origin notice board. This resembles a Korean shop's ingredient-origin disclosure; local legal requirements vary, so use only owner-verified entries and let the owner adapt the rows to local rules. Show the shop name, one clear heading, and each nonempty item-and-origin line exactly once in the supplied order, with no empty rows. Do not research, infer, standardize, translate, or correct any supplied origin; never invent an ingredient, country, region, certification, or compliance claim. No flags or official-looking seal.

Use the filled field values as instructions. Omit blank optional fields. Preserve exact owner-supplied names, dates, prices, contact details, and wording. Use natural U.S. English for all visible text. Do not print field labels as a separate form, prompt instructions, placeholder braces, or invented facts on the image.

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Compare every item and origin with the owner's records before displaying the notice.