{"id":200902,"date":"2026-02-19T08:30:07","date_gmt":"2026-02-19T08:30:07","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/quixnet.net\/wpinstance\/made-in-america-2025-christmas-gifts-shown-on-world-news-tonight-with-david-muir-good-morning-america\/"},"modified":"2026-02-19T08:30:07","modified_gmt":"2026-02-19T08:30:07","slug":"made-in-america-2025-christmas-gifts-shown-on-world-news-tonight-with-david-muir-good-morning-america","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/quixnet.net\/wpinstance\/made-in-america-2025-christmas-gifts-shown-on-world-news-tonight-with-david-muir-good-morning-america\/","title":{"rendered":"Made in America 2025 Christmas gifts shown on 'World News Tonight with David Muir' – Good Morning America"},"content":{"rendered":"

For the 14th year running, ABC News' "World News Tonight"<\/a> is spotlighting small businesses across the country that make and sell American-made products in its annual Made in America Christmas series<\/a>.
From Christmas tree growing kits to delicious treats, "World News Tonight" anchor David Muir<\/a> reports on small businesses in the U.S. creating products and jobs.
Check out the full list of companies featured on Made in America Christmas this year:
Dec. 19, 2025<\/strong>
In 2025\u2019s Made in America Christmas, Muir has taken viewers to Alabama, Nevada, California, Connecticut, North Carolina, New York, Illinois, Idaho, Pennsylvania, Texas, Tennessee, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Missouri, Maine, Maryland and Georgia.
On the final day in the series on Friday, the "World News Tonight" anchor and managing editor featured businesses from New York, Texas, New Mexico, Arizona and South Carolina — where employees across each company hold the label "Made in the USA" with pride.
– Chocolate Pizza Company<\/a> (Marcellus, New York)
– Harold\u2019s Pickles<\/a> (Rusk, Texas)
– Tierra Wools<\/a> (Chama, New Mexico)
– Lost Dutchman Leather<\/a> (Apache Junction, Arizona)
– Smithey Ironware<\/a> (Charleston, South Carolina)
Dec. 18, 2025<\/strong>
Christmas is exactly one week away, but there\u2019s still time to find an American-made gift to put under the tree this year!
From sunglasses worn by Apollo 11 astronauts to brass buttons for the crew of the Titanic back in 1912, both companies have a history and a story to share.
– American Optical<\/a> (Vernon Hills, Illinois)
– Waterbury Button Company<\/a> (Cheshire, Connecticut)
Dec. 17, 2025<\/strong>
Eight days until Christmas, and \u201cWorld News Tonight\u201d viewers continue to share their one thing under the tree \u2014 made in America.
From durable dog collars and leashes made in New Hampshire and handcrafted ceramics sold in New York, to wooden children\u2019s beds and endless pies all from Texas, Muir spotlights businesses employing American workers.
– Lupine Pet<\/a> (Conway, New Hampshire)
– Franca NYC<\/a> (Brooklyn, New York)
– Simply Sori<\/a> (San Antonio, Texas)
– Royer\u2019s Pie Haven<\/a> (Round Top, Texas)
Dec. 16, 2025<\/strong>
It\u2019s hard to believe that Christmas is next week, but \u201cWorld News Tonight\u201d viewers\u2019 ideas just keep pouring in.
From Pennsylvania chocolate and Mambo Sauce in Maryland, to wooden board games made in Missouri, Muir shares viewers\u2019 favorite Made in America gifts.
– Asher\u2019s Chocolate Company<\/a> (Souderton, Pennsylvania)
– Capital City\u2019s Mambo Sauce<\/a> (Bowie, Maryland)
– Across the Board<\/a> (St. Louis, Missouri)
Dec. 11, 2025<\/strong>
The ideas for Made in America Christmas keep rolling in, with \u201cWorld News Tonight\u201d viewers sharing their one thing under the tree.
Tonight, Muir profiles businesses from Texas, Maine and Tennessee that are employing hundreds of Americans and sourcing materials from across the U.S.
– Lucchese Bootmaker<\/a> (El Paso, Texas)
– Campfire Pottery<\/a> (Gray, Maine)
– imogene + willie<\/a> (Nashville, Tennessee)
Dec. 10, 2025<\/strong>
In New York City's Chinatown, Muir shares the craftsmanship behind Randolph Engineering<\/a>, a third-generation family business creating sunglasses #MadeInAmerica \u2013 including aviators for U.S. fighter pilots.
Founded in Randolph, Massachusetts in 1973, Randolph Engineering was first profiled 14 years ago when World News Tonight's Made in America Christmas series started. Now, the company employs 80 people \u2013 including both the family from the second and third generation working in various roles.
Dec. 9, 2025<\/strong>
Oprah Winfrey is back \u2013 sharing her favorite things! From gourmet chips made in Asheville, North Carolina, to stain remover made in Las Vegas, these American-made products are sure to spread some joy this holiday season.
Click here to see the full list of products featured on Oprah's Favorite Things of 2025.<\/a>
Dec. 8, 2025<\/strong>
In New York City\u2019s Nolita neighborhood, Muir traveled to Italian-American restaurant and pizzeria Rubirosa<\/a>.
With its reinvented Italian-American classics, the restaurant bring in a never-ending rush of customers \u2014 and has landed on Oprah\u2019s Favorite Things of 2025<\/a>.
Of Rubirosa\u2019s many specialty products, Oprah\u2019s listed the Pasta Sampler and Marinara Sauce Gift Set<\/a> as her favorite. It features reginetti, fusilli and lumache pasta, as well as three jars of marinara for the ultimate Mulberry Street experience.
Dec. 2, 2025<\/strong>
While it may be cold and snowing in part of the country, Muir took a trip to Van Leeuwen Ice Cream\u2019s SoHo location in New York City \u2014 taste testing the confections they're churning for the holidays, and trying out the American-made Zeroll Ice Cream Scoop.
Van Leeuwen Ice Cream<\/a> relies on farmers from coast to coast, sourcing ingredients from across the country to create sweet, one of a kind flavors that ship from more than 100 scoop shops.
Founded in 1935, Zeroll Ice Cream Scoops<\/a> are made in Avondale, Pennsylvania, outside Philadelphia. The ice cream scoop actually warms the ice cream, creating the perfect scoop every time.
Dec. 1, 2025<\/strong>
Muir shares how Americans can find the perfect tree at a Christmas tree farm — or plant one in their own backyard from the Jonsteen Tree Company<\/a> in California.
Various types of evergreen trees are available to purchase as seedlings, shipped to you, and then planted to enjoy for years to come. From Trees of the Pacific Northwest<\/a> to the Rare and Endangered<\/a>, there\u2019s a pine tree for everyone.
With the holiday season in full swing post-Thanksgiving, Christmas tree farms across America saw a surge of customers picking out a tree that\u2019s just right for their family home.
– King's Mountain Tree Farm<\/a> (Orrington, Maine)
– Hoagy\u2019s Tree Farm<\/a> (Grantville, Pennsylvania)
– Mistletoe Christmas Tree Farm<\/a> (Stow, Massachusetts)
– Jackson's Family Farm<\/a> (Fayetteville, North Carolina)
– Enchanted Christmas Tree Farm<\/a> (Powell, Tennessee)
Stream full episodes of "World News Tonight with David Muir" on Disney+.<\/strong><\/a>
\u00a9 2026 ABC News<\/p>\n

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