Entries by The Made in America Movement Team
Cleveland’s Garment Industry: A History of American Manufacturing
The garment industry in Cleveland, Ohio, once one of America’s leading centers of apparel manufacturing, is a testament to the transformative nature of American industry. From its inception in the 19th century, this sector not only shaped the economic landscape of Cleveland but also illustrated broader trends in American manufacturing, labor rights, and the challenges […]
SKILLS GAP ALERT: Fix Your Workforce Now
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BLKSWN: Reshoring Footwear with Local, Sustainable Manufacturing
Locally Designed and Manufactured Sneakers Deep in the heart of Mississippi, locally designed and manufactured sneakers are starting to roll off the assembly line trailblazing an emerging transformation in the shoe industry for reshoring footwear manufacturing using sustainable materials and innovative technologies. BLKSWN, pronounced “Black Swan,” is a new footwear brand embodying the essence of […]
Misrepresentation and False Claims: Albion Fined False Made In USA Claims
Perplexed by Albion Engineering Corp.’s $2 million fine for false ‘Made in USA’ claims? Uncover the repercussions and implications in this unfolding legal saga.
Super Bowl Sunday: 45 Fun Facts Including Some Made in USA Brands
On Sunday, February 11th, at 6:30 pm EST, more than 100 million people are expected to tune in to watch as the Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers get set for a showdown in the NFL’s championship game. The game will be held at Allegiant Stadium, home of the Las Vegas Raiders, in Las […]
Kubota Slapped With Historic Penalty for False 'Made in USA' Claims
Tractor giant Kubota faces a $2 million penalty for false 'Made in USA' claims, prompting questions about broader implications for manufacturing labeling rules.
What does “MADE IN USA” mean?
There is so much discussion these days around the MADE IN USA label. What does it take to use the label “Made in USA” and can you trust the label when you see it?
