From the Desk of
Michael Blichasz
American Workers' Advocate
Host of the Saturday Variety Program at 11 A.M.
& American Workers Radio, 11 A.M. Wednesdays
860 AM Radio WWDB • Philadelphia, PA
Commentary from Saturday, June 17, 2017
Read EVERY Label Carefully!

Every business still manufacturing here in the United States of America appreciates customers purchasing the products they make because every time you support a product with an American Made Label, you not only help them remain in business, but help them to keep American workers employed.
During these changing times, you are urged to reward the businesses manufacturing in the U.S.A. through your purchasing power.  If you were a business owner employing American workers, I know you would appreciate the backing of the American people who are deliberately choosing to buy American made products. Your support is especially appreciated because America’s business owners know that you are shopping for American made items, knowing that more plentiful and less expensive imported products line America’s store shelves.  Because so many major American brand name items are now manufactured abroad, we must be sure to read labels carefully to see exactly where the product is made or assembled before we make a purchase. Today, many companies maintain their headquarters in the United States of America, but their products are totally manufactured overseas, so read every label carefully and help us expand the circulation of products with American made label.

We have all accepted the fact that ten-of-millions of jobs were lost to industries outside of America. Now the American people want to level the playing field and rebuild manufacturing in America using modern day facilities which will be able to employ many levels of people from production, management, research and development of new products, shipping and sales.

To keep the Made in America label an ongoing priority, use your purchasing power to support products made in the United States of America so businesses in America can compete with the foreign made products presently overwhelming America’s stores. America’s graduates need us and so does every American looking for a job.

Thanks for your participation!

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