[Leaning Right]

It’s not always easy, but I try to avoid buying Chinese-made products. It’s not a quality thing for me. It’s a political thing. Nowadays I’m seeing “Made in PRC” labels as well as “Made in China”. Tricky folks, those ChiComs.

Perhaps some people are unaware. So I thought it was worth a heads-up. PRC=ChiComs. Same thing.

The linked article comes from a site that helps companies move to China (boo). However, it has the best discussion of the PRC labeling that I could find.

[Leaning Right]

[Tell It Right]

What Does Made in PRC Mean?

If it has electronics it means it's spying on you for the Chicoms.

[TheWriterTX]

Avoid anything made in China.

They put lead in the lining of baby bibs and in the paint of Thomas the Tank Engine toys.

They have been poisoning us with crap for years.

[bigbob]

My WWII vet dad was not happy when I’d blow my allowance on some cheap piece of crap from the dime store with the “Made in Japan” label. The more subtle approach was to label products as “Imported”.

[NorthMountain]

It means “Profits from this sale help fund the Peoples’ Liberation Army”.

[SpaceBar]

Well in their defense they’re not going to put “Made by Sweet and Sour Nazis”.

[Last Dakotan]

Americans would be surprised and dismayed to learn how little of what they think that is still "Made in the USA" is actually not.

I walk the assembly lines of the major Ag players. Whether green or red, they are assembling the equipment from tubs of parts sourced in India or China.

[FrozenAssets]

Made in China, Made in PRC?

As opposed to made by murdering communist scumbags?