The first batch (1 to 13) Videopac games was manufactured in the United States for the European market.
Then, all Videopac games were made in France by "La Radio Technique" (Radiola).
This factory has manufactured all Videopac games for PHILIPS (European market), Radiola & Schneider (French market), Siera (Dutch market, Belgian, Portuguese, Israel and the Middle East) but also for Thomson JOPAC (French market).
Siera's game cartridges have been re-labeled (the Philips label was sometimes still under the Siera brand).
The first batch (1 to 13) made in the United States consisted of glossy labels and shiny cardboard boxes.
The 2nd batch (A, 1 to 26) made in France (Philips & Radiola) was made of cardboard.
The third batch (1 to 60) was in a plastic box (Philips & Radiola).
There is no Schneider label or Schneider box because it was a "new product" for the brand Schneider in 1984, but it was the end of Videopac production.
Siera was only in a plastic box (A, 1 to 38).
