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The Tip is 'Don't procrastinate' For years I've been buying ink jet cartridges from a big box office supply store. These cartridges were made overseas and labeled with the well-known brand of a large American printer company. One I remembered a local store that advertised quality cartridges. I had traveled by this local store hundreds of times but never stopped. This time I stopped at the local store. To my surprise I discovered that they carried the cartridge I needed and it was a Made in USA cartridge. Made in Chicago, to be precise, and it was half the price of the imported ones I had been buying for years. The quality is exceptional and they last longer too. Who knew? After that experience, I make a point to stop at every store I can. By doing so, I've been finding more and more Made in America products. Occasionally the clerks don't know the country of origin; this can be discouraging but finding the origin information yourself isn't difficult I've come to realize. Believe it not, there are actually a number of computers made in the US including laptops made in the USA. When the label is not visibly displayed I use the other Made in America buying tips to help me find Made in US. If the store doesn't carry what you are looking for, use Made in America Secrets to find it and tell the manager about your experience at their store. If enough people are asking for Made in America products stores will begin to carry them. Buying Tip Continued - Read more on Made in America Products by New Bedford Quality, American Made Products New Bedford Thread Co. was established in 1953 by George Unhoch Sr., and moved to it's current location in Fairhaven, Massachusetts in 1956. New Bedford Thread Co. has been under the Unhoch family ownership and management continuously since that time. The primary product of New Bedford Thread, from it's inception, was, and continues to be, glace finish cotton sewing thread. New Bedford Thread Co. has become the largest producer of glace finish cotton sewing threads in North America, and quite possibly the largest glace finish cotton producer, under one roof, anywhere in the world. Currently, we export our glazed finish cotton yarns and sewing threads to nearly every country in Europe, Canada, Mexico, Argentina, Asia, Japan, Korea, Malaysia and China. |
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