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Subject:Re: ??Labeling of Imports??
From:Stan Wilder
Date:Mon, 17 Sep 2001 12:00:26 -0500

If the hubcaps were die stamped and formed in Deutschland and then chrome
plated and packaged in Taiwan they are essentially the same product after
the plating / packaging process and would most likely qualify for the
made in Deutschland marking.
Shirts made from Fabric that comes from the US are sewn up in Guatemala
and returned to the US the most value in the shirt is the fabric of US
origin so it can carry the label Made in The US.
If you want to see how confusing it is go to
http://customsbroker.netfirms.com/ and look at some of the Customs Broker
Test Questions.

Stan Wilder

On Mon, 17 Sep 2001 11:30:54 -0500 Terry Kay <CTONLINE@WEBTV.NET> writes:
> Ya know--
> It seems to me I remember purchasing aa allegid set of "Made in
> Deutschland" VW hubcaps from a list vendor,and when they arrived,
> inside
> of one of them was a tiny oval gold sticker attatched---"Made In
> Taiwan".
>
> I kinda was pissed, because, they were twice the price of the jippo
> caps
> that I had already purchased, and upon installing them, the chrome
> rusted just as fast, if not faster, than the cheapo's-----
>
> Ya just don't know what your getting anymore.-----
>
> I would have felt allot better if at least I had gotten a token tube
> of
> Preporation -H with the deal. !!:>)
>
> Your's Truely,
>
> Ben Over

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