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Part I: American Manufacturing—Past, Present, & Future

Posted on 5/8/25 12:25 PM

A Interpower worker in a blue shirt and safety glasses operates a large green industrial power cord molding machine in a clean, well-lit manufacturing facility. The machine has various cables and control panels, and the worker is focused on the task inside the machine's open panel. Nearby, coiled black cables hang from racks, and other equipment and workstations are visible in the background. The environment suggests a high-tech or precision manufacturing setting.

Will Manufacturing Become This Century’s Roaring ’20s? The foundation for the reemergence of American manufacturing is happening quickly after nearly five decades of ramping up outsourcing—at least the corporate manufacturing pledges of $8 trillion and counting during the writing of this article trend in a positive direction. While new manufacturing is still a work in progress, let’s review the unwinding of what was the manufacturing sector in America.

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Topics: manufacturing, Global Markets

Is Reshoring Manufacturing Back to the U.S. the Next Industrial Revolution?

Posted on 4/24/23 2:17 PM

For those working directly with supply chains, the memories of lockdowns and ongoing supply chain disruptions are likely indelible. Newton’s Third Law of Motion states, “For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.” The “reaction” is still knocking around the Supply Chain enough to give purchasers, shippers, and receivers a mild case of PTSD.

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Topics: USA Made Products, shipping, Global Markets