Is manufacturing coming back to U.S.? Reshoring Institute talks tariffs, China, nearshoring
The relocation of manufacturing back to the U.S. could be a boon for domestic freight. The pandemic recently spurred business interest in reshoring, but tariff volatility also paralyzed many investment decisions. Rosemary Coates, executive director of the Reshoring Institute, explains the current state of U.S. reshoring.
Timestamps:
00:42 - The Reshoring Institute's mission
04:00 - Global supply chain vulnerability
06:30 - Tariff volatility and business paralysis
12:45 - Manufacturing moving to Mexico
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