Is there any edamame not made in China/Asia?

[onehandle]

Wegmans used to carry American grown edamame. Now it's imported from China. The edamame from Trader Joe's is from Thailand.

I thought that the U.S. was the biggest grower of soybeans in the world?

[Betsy Ross]

1. Thailand? Great.

Won't eat those from China, but other Asian countries are ok by us.

[onehandle]

3. I avoid food products from Asia period.

China is definitely the reddest flag, so to speak, but there are no regulations anywhere in Asia in practice.

We grow tons of soybeans here. Why can't I find American ones?

[olddots]

2. is there and end to this ?

it looks like just the beginning =we better start growing our own everything again.

[Chan790]

4. You could grow your own.

Soya is like a weed, it'll grow anywhere as long as it has sunlight and water. I used to grow it in a cardboard shoebox on my windowsill when I lived in Yonkers. At one point, I had it growing out the window 15 floors up (I yanked it daily to keep it from affixing the wall, I used to reel it in and harvest the pods then drop it back out the window) until the guy two floors down complained because it was growing in his window.