US Apparel Companies Can’t See a Future Without China

Webmaster note: This article can’t be correct. There are plenty of companies producing profitably in the U.S. “Quitting China isn’t easy, and most progress has been concentrated in industries such as semiconductors that US lawmakers consider vital … Read More

Nonprofit seeks to reshore U.S. drug development

St. Louis-based nonprofit Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients Innovation Center @ Cortex (APIIC), which is focused on strengthening the U.S. supply chain for pharmaceutical ingredients, said a $9.5 million grant from Missouri Technology Corp. (MTC) will help fund … Read More

Trends and Products: American Pride

Consumers continue to gravitate to pet products that describe themselves as being made in the United States. Customers take pride in purchasing products emblazoned with the red, white and blue of the American flag. They also expect food, treats and toys that are U.S.-sourced and American-made … Read More

U.S. Steel reaches deal to supply GM with mini-mill steel

U.S. Steel is investing $3 billion to build a new steel mill in Osceola, Arkansas that will produce electrical and advanced high-strength steels. It’s marketing verdeX steels to manufacturers that are looking to lower their carbon … Read More

The Pleasure Island of Shein

Shein’s massive success is no accident and not just the result of a more innovative business model. The company’s exponential growth depends on the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) trade behavior, America’s De Minimis loophole, and … Read More

U.S. Domestic Market Share Index Increases Slightly

The Coalition for a Prosperous America (CPA) today released an update to the Domestic Market Share Index (DMSI), a new indicator that measures the success of U.S. manufacturing producers in the U.S. home market. The … Read More

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