in this specific case, it's not about the location of Suisse per se, but more about the people living there - focus on absolute quality, not cost-cutting, not price/value ratio but quality first. Of course this is very simplified, and may be less true for some cases these days.
The other point - most countries subsidy agriculture in some way. If US shouldn't dump their corn on global market, so shouldn't european farmers/milk producers (especially French I think).
The other point - most countries subsidy agriculture in some way. If US shouldn't dump their corn on global market, so shouldn't european farmers/milk producers (especially French I think).