New Investments in US Manufacturing Keep 14-Year ‘Reshoring Renaissance’ Going

Companies have reshored 2 million manufacturing jobs since 2010.
New Investments in US Manufacturing Keep 14-Year ‘Reshoring Renaissance’ Going
Line workers spot weld parts of the frame on the flex line at Nissan Motor Co's automobile manufacturing plant in Smyrna, Tenn., on Aug. 23, 2018. William DeShazer/Reuters
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The recently enacted tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China, together with announcements of hundreds of millions to be invested in building U.S. plants, are all intended to bolster America’s return to the days when it was a global manufacturing powerhouse.

Experts call it the “reshoring renaissance,” and some say that, for all its costs, disruptions and false starts, the trends are looking positive for American manufacturing capacity.

Kevin Stocklin
Kevin Stocklin
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Kevin Stocklin is a contributor to The Epoch Times who covers the ESG industry, global governance, and the intersection of politics and business.