(HOWSTUFFWORKS) Many shoppers, even the savviest ones, may think the country on a product's label is the be-all and end-all of an items' origination. A label that reads "Made in USA" reveals everything, right? But products may have taken more than their fair share of cross-country journeys. "Made in," "assembled in," "manufactured in," "processed in" — how can consumers really know where their products come from?