For decades, America’s corporate chieftains saw China as a money spinner. They gushed about its hundreds of millions of consumers, called it “one of the biggest opportunities” and made predictions that this would be “China’s … Read More
One recent national poll found that 78 percent of voters agree that “the federal government should be required to buy American-made materials and goods with its own purchases.” Buy America means steady work. But Buy … Read More
According to the alliance, imports of frozen shrimp nearly doubled in an eight-year span to 1.8 billion pounds. That influx has driven prices to the point where what shrimpers are paid for their catch doesn’t … Read More
Why is CDOT’s new $315 million contract with Alstom (a French company) to bring us 30 new rail cars built in Mexico instead of their US plant in Hormel NY? China’s state-owned CRRC acquired the … Read More
Thetford Mines acquired small US manufacturer Fiberglass Innovations to better insert its rods into the US market. “The Buy American Act caused us to lose several contracts on which we worked hard, because we did … Read More
The Universal Postal Union set up a fee so richer countries would pay more to have their international mail delivered than countries with developing economies. China found itself with a major competitive advantage. It could … Read More
Despite years of tariffs, anti-dumping measures and export restrictions, China remains the biggest risk to the future of U.S. manufacturing, seven senior executives told a makeshift House Select Committee on the Chinese Communist Party hearing. … Read More
Looking for the american leather companies in the market? Before buying, spend some of your valuable time and do your proper homework. And if you are confused about where to start your research, don’t worry; … Read More
Between 2009 and 2019, the amount of U.S. agricultural land owned by foreigners doubled. In 2021, that number amounted to over 40 million acres of private U.S. farmland owned by either a foreign individual or … Read More
Of the 24 clothing brands on our list, 11 are in California, and seven are in Los Angeles alone. Other states represented by more than one brand are Pennsylvania (with three) and Tennessee, and New Jersey … Read More