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Made in the USA: The 30 Day Journey Review

I just recently viewed Made in the USA: The 30 Day Journey by Josh Miller. It seems that this die hard fan of keeping America working by using products that are Made in the USA has discovered a way to bring this movement to the Worlds attention. Josh went on a documented journey for 30 days using nothing but items that were Made in the USA. With a film crew in tow, he traveled from one end of the USA to the other talking to business owners and others while only using products Made in the USA. There were times when he couldn’t sleep on beds because they were foreign owned or take a shower because the shower head was outsourced. It is an interesting discovery of what it would be like if you only had American owned products or things that are Made in the USA. Continue reading

PJ’s All Natural Beef Steak Products

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PJ’s All Natural Beef Steak Products are a real alternative to junk food! I bought a bag at the local store only because they were clearly labeled Made in the USA and thought that I would try them. My family are beef jerky crazy and I really was looking for a good, healthy product to give them. I think I finally found a a food that I can give to my family and feel good about it. Continue reading

Lorah’s Handmade Chocolates

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An American owned company since the 70′s, Lorah’s Handmade Chocolates was also known as Lorah’s Candies back in the day. Ruth Miller Lorah, the founder, became very popular in the Lancaster County PA area for many years. The customers loved the handmade chocolates and couldn’t wait for her chocolate season each year. Continue reading

Where Are The American Owned Companies

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My Company ‘Tis Of Thee By Roger Simmermaker

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Military Apparel Company

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Miltary Apparel Company is an idea created by the founder Eve, who was an award winning French Fashion designer before she came to the United States to find her own American dream. Through hard times as a single Mom, she built a business of crafting purses and other creations made out of personal military uniforms. The products served as a constant reminder of personal honor of those who have served or were presently serving.

So many uniforms have been abandoned and Eve takes these and makes handbags and accessories which make great gifts. The results are just phenomenal. Her love of designing and creating shows in every single project she takes on. Anyone can donate uniforms on the Military Apparel Company website. You can even have her design something special. All you have to do is email her and she’ll see if it’s a project that her company can do. Continue reading

How To Buy American Made Guest Host

Welcome a guest blogger who has taken the time to write a wonderful story for By America For America:

During this time of economic recession more consumers are working to make their purchases count by spending their money on products and services that meet rigorous standards. Americans who are struggling to make ends meet, or that have been laid off are all too aware of the limited amount of job opportunities and value American made goods. Especially in former manufacturing hubs such as Detroit it is all too clear what has happened as American companies have chosen to go the route of outsourcing. By buying American and asking retailers to carry those products consumers are doing their part to encourage American job growth and supporting the American workforce.

Those looking to take a decided standpoint with their spending make the conscious choice not to buy “made in China” and hunt feverishly for that much coveted “made in America” stamp. Skeptics say that it is impossible to buy all American made goods, and in addition to the scarcity is the fact that it is even more expensive. However, a bit if research and leg work shows that there are more American made goods at affordable prices than one might expect. Continue reading