There is still quite some of it, although chinese manufacturing is outnumbering those like 10 to one, i usually read those labes and i’m surprised every time when it’s not China. IKEA notably have a lot of european products though it’s less and less in time. Also some particular things are still locally produced, mostly those with either quick expiration date or troublesome in transport (furniture comes to mind for example).
I also only seen “Made in EU” label few times, mostly because EU is not a country, so there would be rather country on those labels, the EU ones had it in addition to country.
Idk about western Europe but for example Poland absolutely obliterated our steel production and i remember talking few years ago with workshop owner who had few people employed and they made some small scale production of tools, ornaments and other steel elements - that it’s hard to get even a ton of steel, China buys a lot of production worldwide and the only place he can get supply is some dealer from Donbass.
I guess all that is gone now and even western Europe will feel the balcerowicz on their own hides now.
This is precisely what is making it so dangerous, i bet if you ask their shareholders, directors, lobbyists etc. “do you want WW3?” every single one of them woud tell you “no”, but they all tirelessly work for selling more weapons, they don’t feel responsible, corporation mechanism relieves them of it. This does work like the capitalism itself, on a systemic levels, not personal ones. That’s why you have climate efforts effectively sabotaged despite they also declaratively would live on clean planet and that’s why you have wars despite them being declaratively against it.