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Since I'm now better educated about the potential fake UL marks, thought I'd note that it's pretty rampant.
The first result for "Raspberry PI Power Supply" on Amazon for me, is this: https://www.amazon.com/NorthPada-Tinker-Supply-Charger-Adapt... I get similar results with other searches for adapters and power supplies.
It's a fake UL mark. The manufacturer isn't listed in UL's database, and a genuine UL mark would almost always have the UL listing number right below it.
There's also lots of adapters there with no UL or Intertek marks or testing.