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@WandererUber @hfaust Actually Danish imports were not all that affected by the blockade, and Danish grocery manufacturers made a lot of money selling way too low quality canned food to the Germans, since they would buy anything they could get. At least according to a documentary I saw once.

As for your questioning regarding languages: Products, and particularly food products, are pretty much always labeled in the native language of the end-user country. This would mean that Danish-produced dairy intended for export to Germany would be wrapped in German-language packaging.
I would assume that Mexican-produced products intended for the American consumer is also usually wrapped in English-language packaging, no? As in 99% of the time, or so?