As LED's become more and more commonplace, I've noticed that they are being made in other places besides China.

Sylvania is making Great Value brand LED's in the USA 

Philips makes a few reflector style LED's in Mexico.  I've seen 230 volt versions of A19 LED's made in Poland.

GE makes all of their LED's in China to my knowledge.  Maybe they will eventually start being made in Hungary, or in one of the new Ohio factories?

I'm hoping to see Philips make 120 volt versions of the A19 LED's in Poland or Mexico.  I would buy a lot of those then.  Philips seems to have the best selection of general purpose LED's right now.

Most Led's are Chinese the drivers for 90% of LED we have over here are Chinese apart from some Mexican Philips and a few U.K. Made tridonics that I've seen about but hey now you actually have a decent president in the US who seems to care about clawing industry back to the US maybe you will see production shift back over there!

Most Led's are Chinese the drivers for 90% of LED we have over here are Chinese apart from some Mexican Philips and a few U.K. Made tridonics that I've seen about but hey now you actually have a decent president in the US who seems to care about clawing industry back to the US maybe you will see production shift back over there!

We do have some American made Sylvania LED's under the Walmart Great Value store brand.  They seem like good bulbs and actually use a glass A19 outer envelope.  They are probably made on the same modified assembly lines as the incandescents and halogens in St. Mary's, Pennsylvania.

Most LED bulbs will still rely heavily on a majority of Chinese made parts.
Those "USA" Sylvanias are most likely assembled with Chinese LED filaments, which to me means they are not really a "USA made Sylvania".

It is true that China is becoming more expensive as it becomes more developed, but it'll be a while before the entire manufacturing of stuff is done outside of China. We spent 25+ years moving our factories to China, it's gonna take another 25 years to relocate all factories again.

I think full automation may bring a lot back to USA. eventually.

I bought an American made Sylvania LED today and a pack of 4 Philips LED's made in China.  I will say that the Chinese Philips bulbs are better looking bulbs and seem to be of better quality.  They are a much better value too at 10 dollars for 4 Philips bulbs vs. 6 dollars for 1 Sylvania bulb.  I have been pleasantly surprised by the quality of China made Philips LED's.  Philips is ahead of the game with their LED products, making the most compact and efficient LED's to date, and use traditional A19 glass envelopes. 

unfortunately nearly all raw leds are made in china now.
wont be any such thing as a made in usa led bulb.
only assembled in usa.

Most LED bulbs will still rely heavily on a majority of Chinese made parts.
Those "USA" Sylvanias are most likely assembled with Chinese LED filaments, which to me means they are not really a "USA made Sylvania".

It is true that China is becoming more expensive as it becomes more developed, but it'll be a while before the entire manufacturing of stuff is done outside of China. We spent 25+ years moving our factories to China, it's gonna take another 25 years to relocate all factories again.

I think full automation may bring a lot back to USA. eventually.

unfortunately nearly all raw leds are made in china now.
wont be any such thing as a made in usa led bulb.
only assembled in usa.

Doubt full automation will help with jobs though...