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   Message 714 of 1,840   
   August Abolins to Jay Harris   
   made vs manufactured   
   11 Sep 21 19:48:00   
   
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   Hello Jay!   
      
   ** On Saturday 11.09.21 - 16:56, you wrote to me:   
      
    AA>> I just noticed this little confusing labelling on a   
    AA>> product that I brought in for my shop.  So... it's   
    AA>> manufactured in USA, but made in China?  How can that be?   
      
    JH> It'd make more sense to use Apple's verbage   
      
    JH> "Designed by Apple in California.  Made in China."   
      
   Digging around the www I read the classification for "made in     
   XX" should only apply to goods that undergo final assembly "in     
   XX"   However, it sounds like "manufactured by" can apply to     
   goods that are assembled under 100% complete.  So, maybe the     
   last (and perhaps only) step this particular item gets is the     
   attachment of the UPC label in USA, and .: "manufactured by     
   MerryMakers ..Oakland CA" makes is American?   
      
   Sheesh.   
      
   Anyway.. I am astonished at how many items are manufactured and     
   assembled China.  Even a vast majority of books seem to be     
   printed and manufactured in China.   
      
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