If a product is "certified" as being made in the United States,then all component parts of the product must have been made in the United States.

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While a "Made in the USA" claim generally implies that a product or all of its significant parts are of U.S. origin, there is no legal standard or requirement for a company to label its products as "Made in the USA" or to obtain certification to use that label. However, if a company chooses to make such a claim on its own, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) requires that the product be "all or virtually all" made in the United States, which means that all significant parts, processing, and labor must be of U.S. origin. The FTC will investigate and take legal action against companies that make false or deceptive "Made in the USA" claims.

If a Product Is "Certified" as Being Made in the United