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Translation is not localization

Fashion merchandise that needs local size charts and copy

Teams under time pressure buy a translation memory and call a site global. Returns then arrive with reasons that have nothing to do with grammar.

The fields that actually hurt

Apparel and footwear size maps
Electrical standards and plug types
Ingredient and fibre disclosures
Age, safety and health claims
Words a marketplace algorithm will suppress

The SKU that inventory knows should remain one identity. What the shopper reads is a variant keyed to a market.

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General commentary for merchants considering cross-border selling. Not legal, tax or customs advice.

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