The blog of the Alliance for American Manufacturing
The New Hampshire company has specialized in precision manufacturing in the USA since 1870, attributing its success to the “small but mighty pin.”
America’s steel industry is vital to our national security and critical infrastructure. But it remains threatened by global overcapacity, and COVID-19 has only made things worse.
The New Hampshire company has specialized in precision manufacturing in the USA since 1870, attributing its success to the “small but mighty pin.”
The Import Security and Fairness Act would prohibit the application of the de minimis threshold on goods imported from countries that are both non-market economies, such as China, and on the U.S. Trade Representative’s Watch List, as China often is.
The team at Kelley Drye & Warren examined the Buy America provisions in the new infrastructure law.
How manufacturers can (and are) securing a resilient workforce.
A diverse coalition of unions and companies are urging Congress to maintain and strengthen the Transportation Infrastructure Vehicle Security Act (TIVSA).
The pandemic and supply chain challenges brought home the dangers of relying too much on imports. Now the U.S. must take advantage of a historic opportunity to grow its own manufacturing base.
