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As a start, you can buy goods from non-Chinese owned companies, even if they're manufactured in China. Also, you can start paying attention to the manufacturing
by boplicity 6y ago
As a start, you can buy goods from non-Chinese owned companies, even if they're manufactured in China. Also, you can start paying attention to the manufacturing location, so at least you are able to make a conscious choice. It's not easy, but possible.
For example, I'm planning on building a computer. I'm going to aim for components from Taiwanese and U.S. companies as much as possible. In terms of laptops, I won't buy a Lenovo, but would consider an Apple or HP, even though they're all at least partially made in China.
- DarthGhandi 6y agoYou should stop buying all goods or services from those who do serious business with China: large US farming corporations, Microsoft, GE, GM, McDonald's, KFC, Boeing, Nike and Apple. This is where you can actually make a difference as much as many people don't want to hear it.