Most board games are made in China, with a little manufacturing taking place in Germany. It's not because U.S.-based designers don't want to manufacture at home — the infrastructure and expertise to
1y 2mon ago by flipboard.social/users/CultureDesk in boardgames@fedia.io
Most board games are made in China, with a little manufacturing taking place in Germany. It's not because U.S.-based designers don't want to manufacture at home — the infrastructure and expertise to make parts like counters and dice simply doesn't exist. arstechnica@mastodon.social looked at how Trump's tariffs might affect board games — a story that will be likely be played out across many industries over the coming months and years.
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CultureDesk@flipboard.social arstechnica@mastodon.social "...a story likely to be played out..." #puntastic
Nead@vivaldi.net Trump rolls the dice on tariffs, etc.