Rebuilding American Manufacturing Powerhouse – Huffington Post

July 11, 2014

Over the past few decades, we’ve learned the hard way that once manufacturing is gone, engineering know-how quickly follows, and then later on innovation and our national security suffers the consequences. That’s a place that America has never been before. In May of 2012, the U.S. Senate Armed Services Committee reported more than 1,800 cases […]

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UK manufacturing: Between a rock and hard place? – Birmingham Post

July 11, 2014

Manufacturing output in the UK saw a surprise fall of 1.3% in May, the biggest decline since January 2013, according to recent figures from the Office for National Statistics. This left much head scratching as manufacturing data and surveys so far this year had indicated that the sector has been growing pretty robustly. The wider […]

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IPC Report: Onshoring Trends in N.A. Electronics Industry – PCB007 (press release)

July 10, 2014

A new report in IPC’s series of onshoring studies, On-Shoring in the North American Electronics Industry: Update on Trends and the Impact on Companies, has been published by IPC — Association Connecting Electronics Industries®. Presenting data collected by IPC over the past two years, the report highlights North American electronics industry trends in onshoring and […]

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Wal-Mart calls for US-made products – Chicago Tribune

July 9, 2014

A Detroit artist-turned-businessman said he was “floating” Tuesday afternoon after his company, Trash-Ease, which makes portable trash-bag holders, landed its biggest order ever at Wal-Mart’s “Made in the USA” open call to find American-made products. The event Tuesday at Wal-Mart’s Bentonville, Ark., headquarters was part of the retailer’s initiative, announced last year, to buy […]

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The latest job figures show a comeback in manufacturing – KMBZ

July 8, 2014

KANSAS CITY, Mo. – The latest statistics on job growth look good and manufacturing seems to be making a comeback. That’s the assessment from KMBZ Chief Economist Chris Kuehl. In the last couple of years, high shipping costs have caused investors to re-shore; moving jobs back from overseas. Kuehl says that change is especially […]

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‘Reshoring’ Movement Brings Jobs Back to US – American Free Press

July 7, 2014

• “Reshoring” succeeds in bringing more than 600,000 jobs back to United States; helping reverse decades of “offshoring.” By Keith Johnson — The tide may be turning for those Americans who have lost their livelihoods to overseas workforces during the past few decades. Since 2010, manufacturing employment has increased by 600,000 jobs as more American […]

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‘Reshoring’ Movement Brings Jobs Back to U.S.

July 6, 2014
Leading the way to this new era is Harry Moser, founder and president of the Reshoring Initiative, an industry-led effort that helps United States manufacturers realize the advantages of making their products on American soil and the critical role they …
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Canadians move manufacturing closer to demand – The Globe and Mail

July 2, 2014

Booming demand for its infrared heaters, particularly in China’s rapidly-growing chicken farm industry, has led Ontario-based exporter Superior Radiant Products Ltd. to the next logical step: “next-shore” production of its industrial and commercial heaters to Qingdao in China. The Canadian manufacturer has supplied the Chinese market for these products from its plant in Stoney Creek, […]

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Bringing Manufacturing Back to Britain – The London Economic

July 2, 2014

By Sally Waterston, director of Business and IT Consultancy Waterstons Limited Everything goes in cycles; fashion, the weather, Information Technology and even manufacturing. It feels sometimes as if we are like a pendulum as a country, racing after the next new thing and piling all our hopes on it in the name of strategy […]

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Editor’s Note: More Than Just Reshoring – ThomasNet News (press release)

July 1, 2014

The repatriation of manufacturing jobs in America is clearly based on clear-headed rather than nationalistic decision-making. Companies note that reshoring is not just about foreign wages anymore; it’s about serving and reacting to markets from a closer vantage point. And it’s foreign companies doing it, too. July 4 is approaching, so it behooves me to […]

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