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Domestic Monopoly Production Faces Cracked Trays, High Costs, and Dice Sourcing Problems

A company's effort to manufacture Monopoly board games entirely in the United States ran into cracked plastic trays, sharply elevated production costs, and a dice-sourcing dilemma after Trump administration tariffs disrupted its existing Chinese supply chain, according to a Wall Street Journal segment examining the practical and economic challenges of reshoring game production.

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PublishedNovember 2, 2026 at 3:46 AM PST

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