Correct, that was lazy. Guess I will buying Crimson Pangolin GIN instead of Leopolds, since it don't mattera fan wrote: ↑Wed Jul 10, 2019 5:22 pmNo, YOUR thinking is lazy. All that list does is tell you who last touched a product.runrussellrun wrote: ↑Wed Jul 10, 2019 3:05 pm Your thinking is lazy.........the "I don't have time to research US made products". Meanwhile, how many hours are devoted to boring tripe about tRump trump trump. (cue the pot/kettle junk )
Pick any item on that list. Where did the pallet come from? And the wood from that pallet? And the nails that hold it together? What about the packaging? The inks? Then there's the factory-----where did the boiler come from? And the components in the boiler? The gaskets, the pipes, the CPU, the wire? Every single component can, and frequently does, come from overseas.
So that list you have is utterly pointless.
Want another great example? Apple juice. China send apple concentrate to the West Coast where it is repacked. Guess what? Because they "repacked" that juice in America, an American is the last guy who touched it. Now it is "Made in America", and can be put on your list.
Your list serves better as toilet paper, my friend. Your heart is in the right place. Kudos for that.
Speed queen appliances tho.
all my food is US made. Dog food too.
But, just to clarify. I don't see an Apple juice maker on this list. Can you provide a specific example, or two, or a product that is just re-labeled or put together in the US? (terrortories count don't they.....you nasty lil industrialists )