I would advise you avoid doing business with AZ tile and Dean Jessup specifically. We had a horrible experience with them. Don't expect them to act with integrity or stand behind their product. We used a fabricator that was a personal referral from him. When we had discoloration and fingerprints that wouldn't come off of our Della Terra quartz he informed me I must have "scarred" it by cleaning with a paper towel. ( I called him within an hour of the fabricator leaving). We paid beyond stone to buff it with a cleaner at their recommendation. It mostly resolved the issue although as a result of the buffing the gloss and sheen no longer match our perimeter counters. Best we can figure out the fabricator applied turtle wax or something similar to disguise striations around the sink cutout. Which is why fingerprints couldn't be cleaned off. We still have some smudges. Bottom line rather than try to help us resolve the issue he was hostile and accusatory. He said the fabricator (a friend of his apparently) said it was fine so we must have done something. Do business with them at your own risk.

This is my test experience just in case anyone sees this thread later and is considering Arizona Tile's quartz (by Santa Margherita ). I tested 2 whitish colors and left coffee, soy sauce, lemon juice, shiracha, olive oil, mustard, bbq sauce and ketchup on them for over half an hour, and all it took was warm water and they were 100 % gone. Then I tried one of my older knifes and really tried to hurt it...nothing (I would never cut on a counter top but I have 4 kids so accidents happen...metal cars etc). I actually took out my large and very heavy cast iron pan and "dropped it" on the samples at different angles, and again nothing. Seems pretty amazing to me!

Thanks @Sophie Wheeler. You made excellent points. In a few more days, I will have analysis paralysis. I know that Cambria is the product for me, but I want to make sure that I am looking at everything. I have one more quote from another Cambria dealer. LOL THEN I AM DONE. @Toronto Veterinarian - Good point made. I should have asked an open-ended question. I also should have impressed that the breton fabricated quartz is what I want. I lumped Caesarstone and Non-Breton because the quotes came from the same fabricator. I counted that as one quote. For those interested, I am looking at Weybourne, Swanbridge, Torquay, or Ella in the Cambria.

We heard the same thing yesterday at DalTile when looking at their One Quartz. The gal at their showroom said they moved manufacturing to a new factory in Tennessee and within the next couple months their Chinese-produced inventory will be depleted. According to her, there's no way to even get Chinese quartz out of China right now. We were also at a showroom that sells Caesarstone (made in Israel) and Aurea and were told they won't be able to provide Aurea much longer because their inventory is depleting and they can't get more out of China. So, there's definitely something to this and I do believe that some of these off brands are scrambling to address the issue of China embargo. Were hitting MSI today. I've used two of their colors in my last MN build and have had no problems - but I did not use it in my kitchen. I plan to get some samples and then call their headquarters and ask specifics on those particular colors. Like I said, my fall back is Silestone, but I'd like to save $$.