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I am not sure of the exact percentage that is required for a product to be labeled made in USA, but it is a very complicated law that has loop holes the size of Jupiter. At least that is the way I understand it.
However, By the current laws, he is allowed to market the product as made in USA if the value, including the man hours, of assembling and packaging the product meets or exceeds the legal percentage for Made In USA.
So, if the hoses only cost him $2 each, but the clamps, packaging and manpower cost more, and that difference meets the legal percentage for Made in USA, he is legally allowed to mark it as Made in USA.
Morally, that is another story.
Pit Row
But I'm curious...what percentage of Harley-Davidsons are made in the U.S. these days? Here's one site that purports to know the answer... http://backintheusa.us/articles2.php?title2=howamericanisharleydavidson
It will not be considered a deceptive practice for a marketer to make an unqualified U.S. origin claim if, at the time it makes the claim, the marketer possesses and relies upon competent and reliable evidence that: (1) U.S. manufacturing costs constitute 75% of the manufacturing costs for the product; and (2) the product was last substantially transformed in the United States.
However, the whole "substantially transformed" part is very, very hard to interpret and just adding clamps and packaging is stretching the definition to say the least.
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