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    Quote Originally Posted by ByDand
    A very long time ago, in another life, I was a foreman in a ladies shoe factory. The people inserted insoles in the shoes that said "Made in Italy". The insoles were in fact made in Italy so the company could do this. The shoes were made in PA. So much for truth in advertising! :-?
    Sounds like the Wal-Mart "Made In America" logos going into their clothes made in Taiwan, etc.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jfellrath
    Sounds like the Wal-Mart "Made In America" logos going into their clothes made in Taiwan, etc.

    Yeah, full disclosure on a easy to find website would probably be the best way to stop these BS % games some companies play.

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    I'm all for truth in advertising!!
    [B]Paul Murray[/B]
    Kilted in Detroit! Now that's tough.... LOL

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    Quote Originally Posted by jfellrath
    Sounds like the Wal-Mart "Made In America" logos going into their clothes made in Taiwan, etc.
    That policy died with Sam. Just like the buy from local producers/small business policy.
    I agree with both sides here. I do have a right to buy from anyone/where I choose but I also have the right to the true origin/content of a product so that I can make an informed decision.
    I even know some people that still do the old "don't buy Japanese cars, you'll put an American out of work" line. Fact is, the Pacific Rim auto companies employ more Americans than most American auto makers.

    Mike

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