Florida-based company looking to roll up the e-bike sector is setting up shop in Tennessee
A Florida-based maker of electric bicycles has committed to investing about $7 million in a Tennessee plant and distribution center, where it plans to hire 288 people to reshore work…
Congressman Pat Harrigan Co-Leads Ballistic Armor Made in America Act to Restrict Foreign Fibers
Today, Congressman Pat Harrigan (NC-10) joined Congressman Clay Higgins (LA-03) and Congresswoman Sheri Biggs (SC-3) in co-leading the Ballistic Armor Made in America Act of 2026, legislation requiring body armor…
New Big River Steel facility to cost $1.9B, support more than 200 jobs
Steel manufacturing giant United States Steel said Wednesday its direct reduced iron facility at Big River Steel Works in Osceola will cost $1.9 billion and create more than 200 jobs….
GM Looks to Boost Inventory of Full-Size Pickups
The leaders of General Motors Corp. are looking to increase the auto giant’s inventories—particularly of its very profitable full-sized pickup trucks—after ending the first quarter with about 47 days of…
Congress Moves Toward Farm Bill Floor Vote—Here’s What’s at Stake for American Shrimpers
The Farm, Food, and National Security Act of 2026 (HR 7567) is advancing to a vote by the full House of Representatives, and the Southern Shrimp Alliance is advocating for…
Deere completes Mo. expansion
John Deere has officially completed an expansion project for its factory site in Strafford, Missouri. Deere’s $13.5 million investment is expanding its Strafford remanufacturing facility by 120,000 square feet, giving…
Pluck’d launches U.S.-grown tomato brand amid supply chain pressures
Pluck’d, a new tomato brand grown exclusively in the United States, has entered the retail market during a period of heightened pressure on global agricultural supply chains. Rising logistics costs,…
USMCA renewal: American manufacturing is a nonnegotiable
While the ceasefire holds in Lebanon, the Strait of Hormuz is back open. The disruption caused by its prolonged closure and the increased cost of critical goods have made the…
The “Made in America” Comeback
It’s the same old song… “They took our jobs.” “They can do it cheaper.” “Trump’s tariffs won’t even make a difference.” Every one of these tired refrains is now provably…
New Biomanufacturing Facility in Virginia Reduces Foreign Chemical Dependence
Virginia-based agricultural biotechnology company AgroSpheres, Inc. announced the opening of its first commercial biomanufacturing facility in Charlottesville. The company expects the site to develop and produce biological crop protection solutions…