MADE IN USA NEWS
With guest Rey "R.T." Trevino III, Episode 9 covers a 220-million-pound lean-beef window, a streaming-box backdoor, US Steel expansion, and why the hosts say Made in USA is about more…
Episode 8 covers voluntary US-caught seafood labels, billions in fertilizer processing capacity, the origin of manufacturing machines, beef imports, USDA food purchases, road cameras, and USDA-NRCS regenerative agriculture funding.
A two-week Friday edition covers a new semiconductor facility, an oyster-linked salmonella outbreak from Virginia's Little Wicomico River, US steel investment, rare-earth magnets, and USDA plans to reopen more cattle…
Episode 6 runs from a new submarine shipyard and medical-manufacturing commitments to the beef quota, USDA seed-bank funding, ineligible foreign meat on shelves, license-plate cameras, and a 55 percent US-content…
Episode 5 looks at connected cars sharing data with tech companies, a September beef-quota window the hosts said was under 40 percent filled, a farm-bill extension that did not restore…
A two-week Friday edition covers LG smart-TV data collection, the 840-million-pound beef quota, a mandatory country-of-origin labeling update, Georgia manufacturing investment, and a 168,000-pound raw-meat recall.
Episode 3 reports that the first lean-beef-trimmings tranche was filled, plus Ford and Hyundai investments, an imported pork recall, and another sprouts outbreak.
Episode 2 of Made in USA News Fridays covers additional lean beef trimmings, GE moving dryer production to Kentucky, data sovereignty, and why assembled in the United States is not…
The first Made in USA News Fridays episode looks at a large volume of imported beef, other recalls from the week, and why the hosts say a USDA mark is…