ASSEMBLED IN THE USA (with foreign materials, but at domestic production prices)
Everything is made fresh at some point. Nothing is made stale, right? Saying it was "made fresh" and then shipped thousands of miles is just as deceptive as the fraudulent "made in America."
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Ah yes, that's another really good example.
I remember some apple juice I bought at a truck stop during one road trip with a label that read: "100% juice, made with concentrate from Canada, Mexico and Argentina." What does that even mean, when it's at home?
When a single juice bottle has seen more of the world than I ever will.