I know sometimes on multilingual ingredients they list water as Aqua and all the scientific-y gibberish ones in English, because it differs so little language to language using the Latin alphabet... but this is interesting to me 'cause you can see the label is specifically for the Nordic countries. It's using a sort of common dansvorsk tongue, and yet instead of opting for a pan-nordiska rendering of these names, they just go with English.

Actually, I might be wrong; looking at the phone number now I think it might just be Norway only AND YET they can't be fucked to come up with Norwegian names for weird chemicals.