Welcome to Made in the U.S.A.! Our aim is to encourage
consumers to be conscientious about where they spend their shopping dollars and
where those dollars end up. Look for the label that says “Made in America,” “Made
in the USA,” “American Made.”
Since we are all consumers who buy goods and services, we
can all play a small part, one product at a time, in turning Corporate America
back to the labor force in its own back yard: putting Americans back to work.
Putting Americans back to work puts that paycheck back in our
hands, enabling Americans to become consumers of American-made goods.
There are many blogs and sites committed to naming things
that are Made in America – we are hoping with this blog to make one more bit of
difference. Researching companies,
contacting through email, telephone, asking the Golden Question: “Are your
products manufactured in America?” is what we do.
As we grow this blog, we expect to see a diversity of
products named as Made in America and also a surprisingly number of products
that began in our Nation’s infancy who are now employing workers off our
shores. There are American mainstays that the global consumer markets see as American
icons that no longer employ the American worker. (Levis and Crayola crayons
come to mind right off.)
See our Facebook page for Notes and a small, but growing collection
of companies who proudly employ the American worker.
Made in the USA
