What are American products?

 

"American products" generally refer to goods that are made or manufactured in the United States. These products can span across virtually every industry. Here’s a breakdown of what counts as an American product:

1. Manufacturing Location

• The product is assembled or produced in the U.S.
• Even if some parts come from abroad, it’s still considered American-made if the final assembly is done domestically.

2. Ownership

• Some people consider a product "American" if it's made by a U.S.-based company, even if it's manufactured overseas.

Examples of American Products (by category):

Automotive

• Ford
• Chevrolet
• Tesla
• Jeep

Technology

• Apple (Designed in California, though assembled abroad)
• HP
• Dell

Tools & Hardware

• DeWalt (some products made in the USA)
• Craftsman (some lines are U.S.-made)
• Snap-on

Food & Beverage

• Coca-Cola
• Hershey’s
• Kellogg’s
• Budweiser

Clothing & Apparel

• American Giant
• Red Wing Shoes
• Carhartt (some items)

Home Goods & Cleaning

• Whirlpool (appliances)
• Rubbermaid
• Tupperware

Epoxy & Construction (like you asked earlier)

• J-B Weld
• TotalBoat
• West System

If you're looking for products that are 100% made in the USA, including raw materials and labor, labels like “Made in USA” or “Manufactured in the USA” help—but it’s also worth checking company transparency.