In Colombia, a new illicit product is on the rise. Desperate consumers are sneaking it in suitcases from abroad, hoarding it in their homes, paying outrageous prices online and lining up at clandestine locations to buy it. Dijon mustard. “It’s just pitiful,” said Sylvère Belliot, who owns a bakery in Bogotá, the capital. “Mustard is part of being a French person,” he said.

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