What's the difference between 'MADE IN CHAINA' and 'CHINESE PRODUCT'?
The products exported to different countries may be called differently, so what's the difference between these two names?

Question

What's the difference  between 'MADE IN CHAINA' and 'CHINESE PRODUCT'? 
The products exported to different countries may be called differently, so what's the difference between these  two names?

Answer

Well I would suppose at times that these phrases, "Made in China" or "Product of China" can mean the same thing. However, upon thinking about it further, I seem to see more food items where I shop (in the USA) with "Product of China" because food is 'produced.' Whereas, "made in China" may refer more to a manufactured item. So I think in general it is simply a grammatical nuance.

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