A Thanksgiving feast that supports good jobs

The following is from AFL-CIO Now:

(Nov. 21, 2016) — As you put together your Thanksgiving dinner shopping list, check our list of union-made in America food and other items that are essential to a traditional family Thanksgiving feast. Speaking of thanks, a big thank you to the Union Label and Service Trades Department (ULSTD), Union Plus and the Los Angeles County Federation of Labor’s resource site, Labor 411, for compiling their extensive catalogs of union-made products.

Here are some of the best union-made Thanksgiving eats and cookware from the Bakery, Confectionery, Tobacco Workers and Grain Millers (BCTGM); Machinists (IAM); United Food and Commercial Workers (UFCW); and United Steelworkers (USW).

Appetizers

• Keebler (Kellogg) crackers—BCTGM
• Kraft/Nabisco crackers—BCTGM
• Nabisco (Mondelēz) crackers—BCTGM. Nabisco note: Remember to CHECK THE LABEL on Oreos and all Nabisco-brand products and DO NOT BUY Made-in-Mexico Nabisco products. Find out how here.

Turkey 

• Boar’s Head—UFCW
• Butterball—UFCW
• Foster Farms—UFCW
• Thumann’s—UFCW

Side Dishes

• Birds Eye vegetables—UFCW
• Ocean Spray whole berry cranberry sauce—IAM

Bread 

• Pillsbury crescent rolls, frozen and ready to bake rolls/breads—BCTGM
• Pillsbury pie crusts—BCTGM
• Stroehmann bakery products (for stuffing)—BCTGM

Dessert

• Nabisco (Mondelēz) cookies—BCTGM 
• Rich Products pies and cakes—BCTGM
• Sara Lee pumpkin and apple pies—BCTGM

Cookware/Cutlery

• All-Clad cookware—USW
• Anchor Hocking—USW
• CorningWare—USW
• Cutco knives—USW
• Fiestaware—USW

The Washington State Labor Council’s Union Goods and Services Committee has asked The Stand to regularly post lists of union products to help inform rank-and-file members and supporters what they can buy to support good family-wage jobs.

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