Only part of the item was made in China, WWYD?
Summary: In the discussion, musicyouneed raises a concern about potential issues with CDs made in Canada, which are housed in tins made in China. byto253 and msau4301 suggest focusing on the country of origin for the CDs, which is Canada, since the main value lies in the CDs themselves. sapphyres-designer-jewellery warns about shipping complications, noting that some shippers might refuse packages that contain even minor components from China, citing an example of a hoodie shipment refused due to its Chinese-made plastic bag. reallynicestamps makes a somewhat cryptic comment about postal terminals similar to UPS or FedEx.
I have a couple of CD's that were made in Canada but the tin that they reside in was made in China. It is clear at the back the CD's were made in Canada but it also states that the tin was made in China. Am I going to run into problems?
sapphyres-designer-jewellery
·1 year agoCOO is Canada, however if you're using a Cross Border Shipper there's a good chance the package will be refused by mention of China. They've been picky and refusing stuff with only one small component made in China (DYK posted about a hoodie that was shipped in a plastic bag made in China, and they refused it because the bag was made in China, even though the main item was made elsewhere).
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reallynicestamps
·1 year agoA postal terminal. UPS or FedEx would look much like it.
byto253
·1 year agoThen there is Game card may be made in China or Taiwan, software programmed in Japan. I am just going to avoid issues and list for sale outside of the US. 😁
msau4301
·1 year agoI would just put Canada. So much packaging is made in China (certainly all my shipping supplies) so I would just use where the actual item itself was made.
byto253
·1 year agoIMHO the main value is the CD -90% so I Wpuld gp COO Canada.