The UPC barcode myth for Country of Origin Can you tell if an item is Made in USA from the UPC barcode? No. It is FALSE that you can see where a product was manufactured from the barcode. We’ll show you why it is false below.
Just because your beef is stamped ”USDA” does not mean that it came from cattle in the USA. What does the USDA stamp mean? Hint, it’s not Made in America. Read to change that.
Beyond the Memorial Day sales and 3 day weekend – Memorial Day holds great importance in the hearts of Americans. We were founded on a great love and passion for freedom and that freedom comes at a price.
There is an old lesson in sale of junk coronavirus kits to Spain and Czech Republic. While you can find quality products made in China, there are known differences in quality. That is on top of the many other reasons to buy Made in America. Faulty Coronavirus Tests Sold to Spain “There’s a lesson in […]
ATLANTA (PRWEB) AUGUST 28, 2019 The Made in America Movement announces the acquisition of Made in America Co. expanding its ability to tell the stories of 20,000 American sourced companies and help millions of consumers find the Made in USA products they are looking for every day.
This article will share 3 ways forward-thinking companies like Google, Microsoft, and Apple are using video messaging to make hiring easier in today’s war for talent. These tips work for large companies and small 20 person teams. These tips can be adopted by the entire company or a single recruiter looking to boost their performance this year.
We asked more than 10,000 top producing agents what they’re using to grow their business in 2019, and here are their picks for the best real estate agent software and tools for 2019.
Learn the 3 best practices that not only reduce turnover, but position your company to attract more high-caliber talent from both the Millennial and soon, Generation Z workforce.
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