Biden’s Manufacturing Day 2021 Proclamation Highlights Buy American Content Increase
President Biden proclaimed October 1, 2021, National Manufacturing Day, citing plans to raise Buy American domestic content from 55% to 75%.
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President Biden proclaimed October 1, 2021, National Manufacturing Day, citing plans to raise Buy American domestic content from 55% to 75%.
Merrow Manufacturing and Precision Fabrics Group created domestically produced reusable Level 1 and 2 isolation gowns as import backlogs hit PPE supply.
Gov. Gavin Newsom signed SB 62, which ends piece-rate pay in California’s garment industry and expands brands’ liability for unpaid wages.
Ford and SK Innovation plan $11.4 billion in new plants in Tennessee and Kentucky, creating nearly 11,000 jobs to build electric F-Series trucks and batteries.
TINA.org filed an FTC complaint saying New Balance labels some sneakers Made in USA even though key parts, including soles, are imported.
The Senate unanimously passed a bill by Sens. Mike Lee and Angus King to set one national standard for Made in USA labels in interstate commerce.
A House Ways and Means plan offered up to $12,500 in EV tax credits, including $4,500 for USA union-built vehicles and $500 for USA-made batteries.
Sens. Thune, Tester, Rounds and Booker are sponsoring a bill to reinstate mandatory country of origin labeling for beef within one year.
US Vanadium bought a former Saint-Gobain processing plant in Benton, Arkansas, to expand production of high-purity vanadium from recycled waste streams.
U.S. Medical Glove Company bought almost 700,000 pounds of nitrile to start stockpiling materials for USA-made exam gloves in Montgomery, Illinois.