The reshoring movement, initially launched in 2010 to restore quality manufacturing jobs to the U.S., has evolved. Its current iteration emphasizes enhancing product quality and consistency, mitigating geopolitical risks and capitalizing on federal contracts and local tax incentives.
With comprehensive government support now established across manufacturing sectors, the focus shifts to execution. As manufacturers navigate timelines, logistics and financial constraints, the key question emerges: Can domestic manufacturing achieve long-term viability?
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