What is the Difference between Made in Britain and Produced in Britain?

Not sure but guessing produced in Britain applies to things like food crops and meat products that are grown/ reared here , whereas made in Britain applies to products that are actually made here such as furniture, cars, electrical items etc.

It means exactly the same thing google gives you answer

Produced in Britain means that, although developed elsewhere, the product is manufactured in the UK using local labour.

Example: iPhone is developed in California but assembled in China, so a Chinese can say "Produced in China"

That's what I think, but not 100% sure.

It sounds like they are same thing just Made in Britain supposedly makes its more accredited because the company have to go through more tests, follow stricter rules before they can use the trademark. Where as produced in Britain anyone can use that as long its been manufactured within in Britain.

This is quite straightforward, but you want one that's confusing? "Made in EU"

That tells me it was made somewhere in Europe-EU, so I just look for the city/country on its rear label. The EU trying to imitate China, smh.

You can have 'Made in Germany' and pretty much the complete product is made in Asia, the product may simply have gone through Germany and been reboxed or had a manual added. It's the last significant process rule.

https://www.businessinsider.com/made-in-germany-2012-1?IR=T

For a lot of people 'Made in Germany' is a mark of quality even though nowadays they tend to be the least reliable cars on the market with both frequent repairs needed and higher repair costs but still for some 'Made in Germany' is perceived as quality so they simply have Asian products passing through Germany to increase the profit margin.

Now that the Brexit agreement means German companies have to pay tariffs on these Asian goods when sold into the UK even though they are labelled 'Made in Germany' so many German companies don't even sell to the UK anymore because of these tariffs. I was looking at Taylor Wheels only a couple of days ago. They no longer ship to the UK as the wheels are pretty much made in Asia and would have to pay additional tariffs which would hit their profits so its easier to sell them within the EU zone especially as there is a shortage of bike parts.

I only mention this as what constitutes 'Made in Britain' and 'Produced in Britain' can mean different things. I think Cello tv's are pretty much all Chinese components but with final assembly in the UK. Really the final assembly isn't that significant, it's just a basic factory ******** the parts together.