How do I know where products are made when it is not listed?

[Goodday]

That's not hard. You can make your inquiries about any product you are interested in buying through a simple Google search about it. You are definitely going to find out about where It was made.

Google search and other search engines are very useful and helpful. They always help you out when you are in need of something or want to find something. Search engines now make the use of internet more efficient and friendly.

 

[Bookwormlux]

Google search and other search engines are very useful and helpful. They always help you out when you are in need of something or want to find something. Search engines now make the use of internet more efficient and friendly.

Someone said "Google is everything to everybody", making good use of these search engines would greatly help us to find out about things that would ordinarily have been thought to be unknown. There's nothing you can hide from the public now that we are in a digital world.

 

[Niftyyem]

I understand asking support can get the answer but it is not always an option and people can easily lie online. I once ordered something from Amazon marked as "made in the US" and come to find in the box said made in China and when I inquired about this, they said the items were produced in China but the packaging was made in the US and that was enough for them to lie about it on the platform and get away with it.

That was an outright deception. There are times I would love to know where a product I am buying online is made but most times, I get too fascinated to bother.

 

[GIFTMICHAEL]

If you can turn up your notification if you visit regular stores like Walmart, Amazon, Aliexpress, Alibaba, and ebay. You'll get notifications on new products when they're launched.

 

[Adventurer]

As someone who shops online, I want to ensure my money is buying trusted, safe products but I see a lot of cheap, unfiltered, untested items being sold all over. I even see them on Walmart and Amazon and wouldn't know otherwise if it wasn't for me digging through reviews before buying. A lot of these items come from China and because of their labor laws, I don't like supporting them. I would like to make sure what I buy is either within the US or in trusted nations such as Canada, Europe, Australia, etc. where strict labor laws and violations of human rights do not happen.

How can I find this information when shopping online?

Then you may have to either go directly to the company or contact them on phone, what you're asking maybe a little difficult, as I have never come across such information online.

 

[Sheyemanu]

Well, concerning your question that says how will you know where a product or good is coming from even if it isn't listed in the website or app. I have to say that, it is best you stick to buying the ones that have the location listed or keep checling reviews

 

[Kunkun]

Any good without proper traceability information on its packaging is poorly packaged and I'm not even talking about the content. When buying online, I think proper communication should have been established prior and all concerns alleviated

 

[Good-Person]

You can check the tag of the company or see the manufacturer name. It is almost always listed on the product you intend to buy. However, unfotunately, sometimes the label has no name of the manufactuerer. In that case, you must ask the store owner. Perhaps he can guide you about the sources of the product.

 

[Victor001]

I feel sometimes review is not enough, we need to make effort to have one one discussion, most times in the cost of delivery, mismanagement can occur.

 

[Setho]

If you want to align towards something like this, then the best thing is to shop directly from the manufacturer but you will have to ensure you are buying in bulk. The thing is most sites actually out the site where a product is going to be shipped from.

 

[Keibah]

I think you can filter by only buying goods produced from the regions you prefer. If you have to check labels of each product, I guess that's the price to pay.

Manufacturers will not readily give you that information and sell themselves out.

 

[Mostee501]

When shopping online and you want to know where the various products are being made, click on the products and check the descriptions, that where you'll find all the details.

 

[Eodine]

Most standard e commerce websites provide most of the information that you need to know about anything you get from them from the products information page

 

[Abigael]

You can look for reviews online about the site. I am sure they will add the product's origin in them. You can also inquire about the product from customer service in whatever platform you are buying the product from.

 

[btaliat]

It is only fake products that always hide their source. But you can ask the delivery person directly or you even take your time to do some background reach for your to be double sure.

 

[Kelly5]

Since you are concerned and bent on ensuring that the products you buy or order from online stores should be those that are listed, then simply see to it that you do not buy products that are listed instead. You only concentrate on those that are listed and you'll find them too

 

[Senator]

I believe if the product doesn't have were it was made from on its body, there should be at least a contact information centre on the product where you call and make such enquries about the product.

 

[joy101]

To get a product you have to San question to know more about the the product, I think before buying the product you have to check the product first.

 

[Setho]

To the far extent of how much I understand how important and exportation works. You can find a product on the site of the authorities concerned just that it might take time.

 

[Sotherefore]

I think the best way to know the company in which a particular product is being made is for you to dismantle the product, a lot of vital information by dismantling the products, this is the best way to know about it , it also depends on the type of the.