The Washington Post has compiled a list of all the countries where Donald Trump’s apparel, home, hotel, and beverage products are made, and it is long. Very long.
Using online retail stores, and public data of shipments at U.S. ports from 2007 through Aug. 17, 2016, the article has confirmed a slew of items produced across a whopping 12 different countries, including China, India, Bangladesh, Indonesia, Vietnam, South Korea, and Mexico – the same country Nabisco outsourced to in 2015, prompting Trump to publicly boycott their products.
What’s more, many of Trump’s products are manufactured in one country, and then packed and shipped in another, making the list of places the presidential hopeful has and continues to outsource to even longer.
Summing up the paper’s findings, the article’s author writes, “if Trump brand customers took the same stance against his products as he did against Nabisco, it is clear they would be left with few Trump items to buy.”
You can read more about Trump’s not-really-helping-to-make-American-great-again supply chain over at The Washington Post.
