See US STEEL company sold, So how much is left.

Some is "assembled" in the USA
But not made here

Your governments greed has done this.

Osky

Plastics are mostly made in the US it seems like. I seen an Ashley furniture box that said it was made in Vietnam the other day.

^^^ Kamala legs up Harris ???

I was just watching a discussion of US steel today. They are 15 years behind in their contracts. I bet Japan gets them straightened out - if the sale goes through

My baby is American made!

All my hunting clothes are American made by Americans with American resources.

lots of migrant babies....they produce more kids that americans.

All you need to call it made in America is 70 percent of the pieces made here. Bet most of all the clothes you wear are not made in USA. We are selling out America, start looking for all that have been sold out to other countries.

I remember when ILGWU clothes were the norm.....Made in USA.

Concord grape jelly and juice. Made from grapes in my own yard. Lots of US wines.
Lots of fruits are imported from central and South America. I try to stick with foods made in the good ole USA
Grown, raised, shot or canned.
I've found textiles tough to find that are made in the USA. I've read others threads like this to get ideas what and where to buy.
In the nearest city to me (Buffalo NY) they have a couple stores called "Made in the USA" they've taken the leg work out of looking for products and that's all they stock

I work at a forge company here. Definitely some USA made stuff still around. We forge it everyday.

America Giant and ORIGIN are two 100% American made clothing companies

You need to de value your dollar to make your goods more competetive on the world market if you want to be an exporter of goods.

We can't with a 25 dollar min wage.