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Q: A company in UK invented high visible safety vests for chicken.

(small helmets will follow). Any demand in China?

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No demand in China. If people wanted to prevent their chicks having a traffic accident, they would use an aerosol spray can with florescent toxic paint, and just give the bird a good spray. 

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I doubt they would spend the money on paint. Probably just tie a red plastic bag to it. Colour is close enough angel

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they probably will contract the production to china to save labor cost.

british labor cost have to keep the 3 generations of welfare deadbeats fed while they watch the telly.

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They wouldn't work for China, if you can't cross the road, neither can a chicken. You couldn't cross a road wearing Christmas lights.

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