| lav | Date: We, 24.06.2015, 15:11 | Message # 1 |
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| All fruit stickers (or, generally speaking, fruit labels) are produced by companies dealing with growing, selling and reselling of horticultural products.
The task of the collector is to determine which company issued a sticker that has fallen into its collection.
If an obvious relation is established between the sticker and the fruit company that issued it, it is believed that both the company and the sticker are identified.
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| lav | Date: We, 24.06.2015, 16:22 | Message # 2 |
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| An example of identification by the CoBraS scheme: "Company ---> Brand ---> Sticker".
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Argentine company "770 Fruits S.A." is a permanent participant of annual exibition "Fruit Logistica" in Berlin. Here is a quote of the fragment of an exibitor's profile from the catalog of Argentinian participants of this exhibition:
"…our brand Bee, is exported to more than 20 countries in four continents dealing mostly with the commercialization of pears, apples and lemons..."
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A pear with a sticker "Bee" is visible on the photo taken from the catalog of Argentinian participants of this exhibition. For clarity, I put a picture of the sticker "Bee" from my collection onto the photo using Photoshop.
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This is an example of how the company, brand and sticker are fully identified, although there is nothing except the image of the bee and the word "Bee" on the sticker. By the way, as follows from the above quotation, the sticker "Bee" can be found on pears, apples and lemons, and it is rather difficult to decide in what of the 3 fruit albums to put this sticker. There is no such problem when the albums are arranged according to the principle CoBraS.
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