Comments by "Automation" (@automation7295) on "Does Europe Do "American Snacks" Better Than.. America?" video.

  1. Country codes on products aren't always the same as ones found on license plates: Austria (AT) on products, however use (A) license plates and traffic signs. Belgium (BE) on products, however use (B) on license plates and traffic signs. Estonia (EE) on products, however use (EST) on license plates and some traffic signs. Finland (FI) on products, however use (FIN) on license plates and traffic signs. France (FR) on products, however use (F) on license plates and traffic signs. Greece (EL) on products, however use (GR) on license plates and traffic signs. Germany (DE) on products, however use (D) on license plates and traffic signs. Hungary (HU) on products, however use (H) on license plates and traffic signs. Italy (IT) on products, however use (I) on license plates and traffic signs. Ireland (IR) on products, however use (IRL) on license plates and traffic signs. Luxembourg (LU) on products, however use (L) on license plates and traffic signs. Malta (MT) on products, however use (M) on license plates and traffic signs. Portugal (PT) on products, however use (P) on license plates and traffic signs. Slovenia (SI) on products, however use (SKO) on license plates and traffic signs. Serbia (RS) on products, however use (SRB) on license plates and traffic signs. Spain (ES) on products, however use (E) on license plates and traffic signs. Sweden (SE) on products, however use (S) on license plates and traffic signs.
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  2. Lithuania, Bulgaria, Romania, Czech Republic, Denmark, Croatia, Slovakia, Netherlands, Cyprus, Latvia and Poland are the only countries you mentioned that uses same codes on license plates and traffic signs.
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  3.  @RestrainedDuets  I'm sure that some Estonian license plates still say "EST" "EE" is the ISO code for Estonia, only used for products and some traffic signs.
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