24 May 2020: Country of origin

We can build a better world by making more thoughtful decisions on what we buy and what we do. I have chosen, to the extent possible, to reduce purchases of products made in China. As some of you know, this is often quite difficult, but I do what I can.

Recently, I wrote to Amazon:

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Greetings,
It would be helpful to me to have the country of origin identified on your website. I refuse to buy products made in China due to its repressive regime (see, for example, https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/global-opinions/china-is-using-the-cover-of-coronavirus-to-escalate-its-repression-in-hong-kong/2020/03/05/943a55aa-5d8d-11ea-b29b-9db42f7803a7_story.html), but this often cannot be determined from your website, which only lists "imported." As a result, I purchase elsewhere.
I understand that sometimes this information is uncertain, but it would be helpful to include what information you know.
Thanks. I would appreciate your response.
- Nat---------------
The point is not this particular issue, but to use our economic power to influence others on matters that are important to us.
 What are your thoughts?