Thank you. I was hoping someone would point this out. Made in America as of today means next to nothing. It’s really used to manipulate sales more than anything. We need to change this!!!! Made in America should mean simply made in America.
Also, a certain percentage of the main functional component(s) (think circuit boards in digital alarm clocks) have to come from the USA in order to make the "Made in USA" claim. Virtually every industry is going to be impacted by the global supply chain issues.
In other words, we need to redefine "Made in America"
Thank you. I was hoping someone would point this out. Made in America as of today means next to nothing. It’s really used to manipulate sales more than anything. We need to change this!!!! Made in America should mean simply made in America.
Sounds like we need to legally change the definition of Made in USA.
This is 100% correct. There are only about a half-dozen items that are 100% made in America.
Also, a certain percentage of the main functional component(s) (think circuit boards in digital alarm clocks) have to come from the USA in order to make the "Made in USA" claim. Virtually every industry is going to be impacted by the global supply chain issues.