I don't really get these "Made in <our country>" slogans. For livestock/plants/food/cuisine, or well known existing domestic brands, sure. But new businesses ju

I don't really get these "Made in <our country>" slogans. For livestock/plants/food/cuisine, or well known existing domestic brands, sure. But new businesses just using nationalism as a selling point is strange. That foreign land may have better standards for safety/manufacturing as your own. Fair profit lands with your local government regardless where stuff came from. Materials travelling around the world: what ensures your local craftsman will not use foreign materials or tools. A world where most production is localised is more environment damaging than the distributed economy we have now.