China's chopsticks made in America

China uses 45 billion disposable wooden chopsticks a year but the country is low on lumber. Mark Strassmann reports on how South Georgia, with its lush forests of sweet gum trees, has built a factory manufacturing and selling chopsticks to China.

[@Mikey-ym6ok]

America just pulled a uno reverse card against China lolol

[@jontexas6685]

It’s great to see people working - it’s so much more than just the money - working gives one a sense of accomplishment, pride in being able to provide for their family - God bless these hard working folks and MAGA!

[@pikegroup6076]

I was just thinking about going to China to import chopsticks to another country (can’t tell you) but now I guess I’ll be going to Georgia 😆

[@chicagohur698]

actually that Asian dude went bankruptcy end up cheating on every who involved

[@bryancole4022]

How ironic 😂 they see on the box "made in USA" 🇺🇲 it would be funny if they talk shit like how Americans do about stuff "made in China"

[@Wolfsbane909]

Got wood? lol

[@alishakaeg]

nice to hear people are getting jobs :)

[@mangaqueen20]

Oh the irony

[@Wolfsbane909]

@MsHarryPotterGeek For a minute there I thought the new 787 aircraft CARRIERS weren't going to roll out in time, at least it got released in SEPTEMBER.

[@stevet5790]

bamboo , we have a lot of land

[@usehername1]

Poor trees

[@sunilvishwakarma3136]

save tree

[@hunhtun1531]

I am interesting this job

[@grapsorz]

it did not last.. bankrupt in 2012.

[@azharulhoque3936]

I’m interested chopstick make machine need made in American

[@goudagirl6095]

Wait. Hold up. *_CHINA._* One of the world's largest nations...is running out of wood. For real??? How is that even possible?

[@KAL100]

11y .one of those first videos