Anyone think twice about buying Made in China?

[Ulua]

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[Theresa]

Yep, I do.

[KitsapGirl]

Always do...I still end up buying a lot of it though. :ohno

[LoudRam]

I do as well, but sometimes you don't have a choice. It's getting to the point that everything is made in China.

[mommachef]

I wanted to pick up a couple decks of cards at Walmart the other day. They had three different brands. Two were made in China priced under a dollar. The other made in the USA for $2.98. I bought two packs made from the hardworkers from my soil. I know it isn't much but, if I can do only a little something, its better than nothing. I really taking time to look at the package to see where it was made.

[yeshua'sbride]

I do as well, but sometimes you don't have a choice. It's getting to the point that everything is made in China.

My thoughts exactly.

[Vonne]

Occassionaly

[Nova]

It is getting so that you can't find products made in the US. Even if you are willing to pay the higher price. The biggest shock was when we started importing food from China. What happened to being the breadbasket of the world?

[Vonne]

On a related note, I was shocked to find out that some work boots by Red Wing, are now being made in China.

[yieldedandstill]

Yesterday at Walmart I took a lot of extra time reading labels and managed to only buy made in USA products!!! YAY!!! It does take a lot of time to read labels, and sometimes the help of a magnifying glass... I wish all made in USA products would just put a flag on the label and make it easy for us!

<what happened to our flag carrying smilie?>