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Hi Sandra,

That's Freddie, my brother's cat who out-lived my brother !

Go Figure.

Thank You for your most excellent research.

I grew up in Detroit, and still get dividends from DTE Detroit Edison.

I Loved Your article -- What an eyeopener !

I've heard that Whirlpool is still being made in Benton Harbor, MI

-- Burt B.

I think whirlpool and maytag may be one in the same?

You are absolutely right, Burt.

I just wrote an article on this topic:

Ever consider investing in companies that support jobs in the USA? In our global economy, many jobs have been outsourced to other countries. Made in the USA investing is a way of supporting companies that keep jobs in the United States of America. It can also be quite profitable.

Made in the USA Investing

Unilever, Mt. Olive, Claussen, and Vlasic are a few companies that are to be American made or have some American made products.

Mt. Olive is a great choice for Made in the USA. Their entire operation is in Mt. Olive, NC. Sadly, for investing purposes, they are a private company.

Amazon is planning to add 7,000 more jobs in the USA. Would they be a good candidate for Made in the USA?

I haven't forgotten Made in the USA. Just got a little sidetracked working on my first ebook. I did here on the radio this morning that Motorola makes a cellphone in the U.S.. I'll have to check that out.

Anyone have Made in the USA ideas?

The new Motorola Moto X phone is to be assembled in the U.S.
It is being advertised as a phone in which the buyer can design many of the features.

The phone is produced by Motorola Mobility. The stock symbol is MMI.

Vlasic is owned by Pinnacle Foods (symbol PF) based in New Jersey. Still checking into the made in the USA.