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"What?" You ask. "There is something you did not know?"

Well, yeah.

What is the difference between "Made in the USA" and "Product of the USA"
Product of the USA is North American raw material shipped to China and other various countries for manufacturing and processing. Then shipped back to the USA under the "Product of USA Label".
"Made in the USA" is an America product manufactured and processed right here in the USA.

Apparently LOTS of stuff on our merchant shelves are "Products of the USA." Much of the USA wild caught salmon is caught, frozen, shipped to China where it is thawed, gutted and carved up. Then it is refrozen and sent back to the US. Many food and wood products originate here and sent overseas for processing and returned, and still called "Products of the USA." Be careful out there.