A Better Way to Buy American
Buying American is about so much more than simply buying American-made products. We truly buy American only when we buy American-made products from American-owned companies–that’s what keeps more jobs, more profits, and more tax revenue within our national borders.
American-owned companies typically pay more taxes to our U.S. Treasury, employ more American workers, and use more domestic parts in their products than foreign-owned companies. Want to learn more?
COMING IN 2026 – THE 4TH EDITION OF HOW AMERICANS CAN BUY AMERICAN
ARTICLES BY ROGER SIMMERMAKER
Sharpie shows how American-made is a competitive advantage
Today, most Sharpie pens – which are available in 93 colors – are made in Maryville, Tennessee, along with Paper Mate pens, Expo markers, and Elmer’s Glue. But it hasn’t…
How to find American-made accessories
It’s often easy to talk about trying to buy American when it comes to big ticket items like cars and appliances, for example. But it’s also often frustrating when you…
Terravive is on track to help revive American manufacturing
When you find products used by consumers and businesses that support American jobs and are also environmentally friendly, that is definitely something to look into. At www.terravive.com, you’ll learn about an…
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China’s New Production Strategy Will Put a Dent in US Auto Exports
U.S. vehicle exports have been declining since 2019, with the reduction equivalent to two plants’ worth of volume and 6,000 employees. The current U.S. trade war with USMCA partners Mexico and Canada is exacerbating that decline. Any growth in U.S. auto exports in the near…
Fargo factory is believed to be the only one making A19 LED light bulbs in the U.S.
The company behind what’s believed is the only factory producing A19 LED light bulbs in America in Fargo is set to start selling them on July 4. GoodBulb said it spent eight years developing and refining a manufacturing process. That includes perfecting the temperature, humidity…
American tool manufacturing didn’t collapse overnight — it was decided decades before
Key Takeaways American tool manufacturing’s decline traces back to specific trade policy decisions made in the 1990s, not a sudden market shift. Retail giants like Home Depot and Walmart played a direct role in forcing domestic manufacturers to offshore production or lose shelf space. The…
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