When it comes to footwear, manufacturers in the U.S. told FN that they have seen more brands looking for factory partners on U.S. soil as potential import tariffs loom. “It makes us look a lot … Read More
Proudly made in the USA, Funnelmax products are manufactured and assembled domestically, reinforcing the company’s commitment to quality craftsmanship and support for American industries. The universal funnel kits are available in 9-inch and 12-inch sizes, … Read More
The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into the company’s production lines is particularly noteworthy. By optimizing manufacturing processes with AI, Royal Signs & Awnings can reduce production costs, shorten turnaround times, and increase precision—all of … Read More
The impetus to buy American dates back at least as far as the Boston Tea Party and continued after the Revolutionary War, when Americans cut back on British rum and started drinking domestically produced whiskey. … Read More
The United States government purchases an average of $5.2 billion of military supplies from foreign countries each year, but the Pentagon and Department of Commerce “haven’t fully determined whether the agreements help or hurt U.S. … Read More
Operating since 1988, the Joseph Abboud® factory is the largest tailored clothing factory in the United States 400 custom garments are made every day. 750 skilled craftsmen perfect each garment. By infusing global inspiration with … Read More
Although Mulberry Jean’s sells some name brands, the focus is on American-made goods and small businesses. McCalister takes yearly trips to Georgia’s Atlanta Market, a biannual marketplace linking wholesale vendors and purchasers. “I try to … Read More
This bipartisan legislation would create a federal tax credit to help businesses shift away from foreign markets and purchase more agricultural commodities here in the U.S., a press release from Kustoff’s office said. “By offering tax credits … Read More
The hurdle, as has always been the case with made-in-America garments, was price. The challenge was making a t-shirt that, while pricier than others on the shelves at Walmart, still needed to cost dramatically less … Read More
The country’s biggest retailer—and importer of consumer goods—pledged in 2013 to buy more items that were made, grown or assembled in the U.S. In 2021, Walmart increased its goal and promised to spend billions more … Read More