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Facing Tariffs, Should Shoppers Seek ‘Made in USA’ Goods?

May 24, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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Concerned about tariffs increasing the prices of their favorite products, shoppers may turn to “Made in USA” goods for potential financial relief. However, finding domestically manufactured, budget-friendly items can be a challenge.

A survey conducted in November 2024 by Morning Consult for the Alliance for American Manufacturing revealed that 60% of Americans have actively sought out U.S.-made goods in the past year. Additionally, 82% expressed interest in buying more American products if they were more readily available.

‘Made in USA’ doesn’t always guarantee tariff-free

Buying American products does not necessarily shield consumers from tariffs or the complexities of the global supply chain. Many well-known U.S. companies rely on imported components to manufacture their finished goods.

For example, while companies like Crayola have manufacturing facilities in the U.S., they also produce some products in countries like Mexico. Similarly, iconic American brands such as Levi’s, L.L. Bean, Converse, Ray-Ban, and Nike manufacture at least some of their products outside the U.S. to reduce production costs.

Even American auto companies like Ford, General Motors, and Stellantis assemble cars domestically but source parts internationally, leading to potential tariff implications on the various components.

In essence, U.S.-made goods that involve imports in their production process may face increased production costs due to tariffs. This could ultimately result in higher prices for consumers.

Furthermore, even if products labeled “Made in USA” are entirely sourced and produced domestically, they may not always be cheaper than foreign-made goods subject to tariffs. Factors such as labor costs, materials, and regulatory compliance can contribute to the higher costs of U.S. manufacturing.

My Quest for an American-Made Pan

Seeking out products that are entirely manufactured in the U.S. can be a challenging task. However, the availability of American-made items varies depending on the product.

In a recent search for a cast-iron pan, I discovered a range of options with varying levels of American-made content and prices.

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