Generally, productsthe United States imports from other countries need labels, but most of the products made in the U.S. and sold domestically don’t(with the exception o… See more

Not only are there a series of rules governing when to use these labels, but sometimes there are stipulations on where they’re placed. For example, Congress has enacted a l… See more

As reader Helen Rasmussen recalled, TV commercials once featured ads by the International Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Union that encouraged people to “look for the union la… See more

The question of where a product came from is complicated, depending on the trade rules governing the point in time when you asked that question, or how you define a country’s or… See more