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Facing Tariffs, Should Shoppers Seek ‘Made in USA’ Goods?
- A poll conducted in November 2024 by Morning Consult on behalf of the Alliance for American Manufacturing revealed that six out of ten Americans reported actively purchasing products made in the United States within the last year.
- Rising import prices and tariffs affect the cost of goods, but it remains unclear if tariffs will boost U.S. Manufacturing, despite claims by President Trump.
- Domestic manufacturing is growing, with a 3.7% increase in manufacturing construction spending in March 2025, although reshoring takes time due to factory and workforce development.
- The Federal Trade Commission requires products labeled 'Made in USA' to be predominantly made domestically, and companies like Lancaster Cast Iron, All-Clad, and Lodge Cast Iron meet these standards.
- Consumers face a choice between supporting domestic products and affordability, as tariffs may raise U.S.-made goods' prices, and the overall impact on manufacturing growth remains uncertain.
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