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It’s a global economy now and each business has to be measured on the quality of what they produce...no matter the country they are located in.

Never forget, there are plenty of places in the US that make junk too.

In the modern World, where on the planet you set up shop has zero to do with the quality of what you produce.
While true in most cases. I used to work as fabricator for a company that builds drilling platforms. We sourced stuff from all over. However, we quickly learned that there is a huge difference in the quality of steel coming from our supplier in Brazil. We kept having failures of our drills after switching to the Brazil supplier. The solution was to either make the steel thicker or up the grade from Brazil. Both of which, negated the steel savings by going to them. Ended up sourcing the steel locally, same grade, same thickness as the steel coming from Brazil, yet the mast failures stopped.

That's just one example and I'm sure there's plenty of good examples of non- US made stuff being great. Simply saying I've had mixed results is all