BRINGING into FOCUS
Mayson Taylor A Gen Z’er, market researcher, writer, and blogger. Grew up in the flooring industry, she is now a senior at High Point University in North Carolina and works with PFR Magazine as a new section editor.
Y ears ago, consumers perceived that American-made products were of higher quality and were willing to pay premium prices for guaranteed higher-quality products. Some would say that this is still the case; others would say it’s far from it. The “Made in America” tag has become dependent on each generation’s values, causing it to “lose” its effect as Millennials and Generation Z start to enter the consumer and retail world. Does the appeal still stand, or is it starting to drift away… DOES “ Made in America ” EVEN MATTER ANYMORE?
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The future of ‘Made in America’ depends on companies adapting to modern retail demands.”
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