Union-Made in America Back to School Supplies
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The products below are made by union workers, including members of the Bakery, Confectionery, Tobacco Workers and Grain Millers (BCTGM), United Steelworkers (USW), Printing, Publishing and Media Workers Sector-CWA (PPMWS-CWA), UAW and the United Food and Commercial Workers (UFCW).
Paper Products:
International Paper Co.; Mead Lined Paper; Roaring Springs Wirebound Notebooks (including these sub-brands: Environotes, Imagine, Genesis, Enviroshades, Emoticon, Lifenotes and Maxim); Roaring Spring Environotes Index cards; and Roaring Spring Legal Pads (including these sub-brands: Boardroom, Enviroshades, WIDE, Enviropads and Envirogold).
Notebooks and Binders:
Acco/Mead; Day-Timer Organizers; Roaring Spring Pocket Folders; Roaring Spring Composition Books.
Pens:
Sharp; Sheaffer; and Parker.
Student and Teacher Supplies:
Martin Weber Art Supplies; Roaring Spring Art Supplies; Scotch Tape; Master Lock; Kleenex and Puff Tissues; and Claus Scissors.
Shops Staffed by Union Employees:
Office Max; Safeway; Giant; Albertsons; Supervalu; Ralphs; and Vons.
Back to School Clothes:
All USA Clothing; Ben Davis; Hugo Boss; Oshkosh BGosh; Russell Athletic; Union Line; and Windjammer.
Lunchbox items:
Jif peanut butter; Oroweat bread; Farmer John lunch meat; Motts apple sauce; Wheat Thins; Slim Jim; Minute Maid juice; and V8-Splash.
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roody
(10,849 posts)Sherman A1
(38,958 posts)A Little Weird
(1,754 posts)Although I'm not so sure Oshkosh B'Gosh should be included here - I think a lot of their production is done overseas now. The factory in my hometown closed years ago and moved to Mexico. I think the baby line of clothing is made in Bangladesh. Maybe some of their stuff is still produced in the US - but always good to check the tag.
Just Saying
(1,799 posts)Thanks for the info!