Flatware 'Made in the USA': The Real Deal  Oneida Limited once
employed thousands in Madison County, but shipped its production
overseas six years ago. So, why is a major company still
marketing one of its flatware sets as “Made in the USA” when the
set is actually made in Indonesia and China? We’ve got “The Real
Deal.” Sherrill (WSYR-TV) -- When you search for “flatware made
in the USA” on Walmart.com, the first product the company
suggests is an Oneida Mooncrest 45-piece flatware set, but
Oneida Limited hasn’t made its products in the U.S. for six
years.  Greg Owens with Sherrill Manufacturing Incorporated took
over the factory where Oneida Limited once operated. That
factory once employed 2,500 people. Now, just 19 people make
knives, forks and spoons for Sherrill Manufacturing.  Everything
at Sherrill Manufacturing is made right on site. The steel comes
from Pennsylvania; the buffering compound comes from Utica or
Ohio.  “The concern for us is that here we're making an honest
effort to provide jobs and do