Made in USA Mondays Ep. 14: The Data Wallet
Episode 14 introduces Made in USA Inc.'s Data Wallet program: what business data looks like, who has the right to use it, who protects it, and who gets paid.
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Episode 14 introduces Made in USA Inc.'s Data Wallet program: what business data looks like, who has the right to use it, who protects it, and who gets paid.
Adam David Reiser and founder Adam Reiser walk farm-to-fork: the people who produce the food, imported-origin labels, and the evidence behind a legitimate Product of USA claim.
Episode 12 asks whether a product assembled in the United States can still have foreign chips, firmware, and data paths inside, including routers, cameras, and devices used in hotels, hospitals,…
After a week in Florida, Episode 11 argues that Product of USA, food traceability, and data sovereignty are the same problem: if you cannot trust the data, you cannot trust…
On Columbus Day, part two of the label series explains why USDA inspected or USDA Choice is not an origin claim, and what cage-free, free-range, pasture-raised, organic, and natural do…
Part 1 of a two-part label guide: what Made in USA means under the FTC, why assembled or designed in the USA is not the same claim, and why a…
Episode 8 asks what regenerative agriculture actually means, how a farm's environmental claims can be measured, and how that work ties to Product of USA verification and a 10,000-farm scholarship.
After UNGA Blockchain Week, Episode 7 goes inside the audit: what documents Made in USA Inc. looks for when someone wants to make a Made in USA or Product of…
Episode 6 argues that a Made in USA or Product of USA sticker is not enough: the hosts walk through audits, documents, and why a USDA inspection mark is not…
A Labor Day episode on data sovereignty, the Data Wallet, and why the hosts say the next question after product origin is where your data goes.