Well regarding the label, as one of those hair-dye ads used to say: "only her hairdresser knows". As you know, there are content rules governing the label of origin, and Switzerland has about 210 trade treaties with the EU, which for most intents and purposes add-up to free movement of goods, services, people and capital between Switzerland and the EU. I suspect the dispersion of manufacturing components was largely determined by commercial considerations and the labeling needed to respect the EU's value-added/country of origin/labeling rules. Of course if the Marly plant was definitively closed-down, and if anything was done there with IGFS, it would now need to be done elsewhere. We will be depending on you, Ernst, to tell us whether the re-incarnated IGFS is the same as what we were all accustomed to. That will be the most important information going forward.
