While only 14% of shoppers have said they have changed their buying habits based on recent tariff talk, 79% said they would be more likely to buy American-made products if the tariffs drove up prices … Read More

Imported wine and spirits encompass 35% of revenue of all US sales in the alcohol market, meaning that all aspects of cocktails and wines ordered at restaurants or purchased at retailers will “rise significantly” if … Read More

The biggest toy maker in the US is enlarging the footprint of its two domestic factories by 50% — a response to surging demand from retailers as Trump’s tariffs threaten to raise costs, The Post … Read More

Minnesota brand Faribault Mill — maker of handcrafted blankets, decorative throws, apparel and accessories — has announced permanent price reductions across the company’s most popular and iconic styles. This move to lower prices comes as … Read More

 For over a century, Kwik-Kut Manufacturing has made one thing and made it well. From its small production facility in Mohawk, the company has been churning out durable, American-made food choppers, quietly defying the odds … Read More

At a time when many brands outsource production overseas, American Made Athletics stands firm in its dedication to domestic manufacturing. The company ensures that every product is crafted by American workers, using American-sourced fabric whenever … Read More

For one reason or another, a lot of companies involved in America’s game have moved their operations out of America. Rawlings largely produces their baseballs and gloves in the Philippines & Costa Rica. Wilson products … Read More

Blue jeans are as fundamentally American as apple pie. But with the country’s only industrial-scale selvedge mill heading for the auction block, the future of our most iconic fabric is at risk of extinction. On … Read More

The class action lawsuit alleges the companies’ Pure Leaf tea products are falsely labeled as “Brewed in USA” despite containing foreign-sourced, grown or manufactured ingredients, primarily tea leaves. Daldalian argues that the labeling misleads consumers … Read More