'Made in America is getting strong': Trump's tariffs encouraging for U.S. manufacturers

Trump’s Tariffs Shine The Light On American-Made Goods

As questions swirl about the future of global trade, President Trump’s tariffs have sparked a renewed focus on the strength of American-made goods.  These tariffs, that the White House says are designed to protect U.S. industries and workers, are a bold reminder that buying American isn’t just a purchase — it’s a statement. And what ...

Don't Panic! Give Made in America a Chance!

There is no free trade when the US is the only one engaged. President Trump only charged about half of what they charge us. If they go to 0, he will too, and vice versa. Reportedly, during the pandemic, when Donald Trump called the COVID virus the Wuhan flu, China said stop it or we […] The post Don’t Panic! Give Made in America a Chance! appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

'Made in America is getting strong': Trump's tariffs encouraging for U.S. manufacturers

Staff and customers at the Made in America Store in Elma are encouraged that President Trump's new tariffs will help support the U.S. economy

Trump's tariffs on chipmaking tools could make U.S.-made processors more expensive

Trump's tariffs on foreign chipmaking equipment are set to raise costs for U.S. semiconductor manufacturers, threatening to disrupt investment plans and increase the cost of domestically produced chips.

‘Made in America’ retailers see advantages in tariffs - Furniture Today

HIGH POINT — While many retailers are trying their best to figure out the best way to approach the potential price increases associated with tariffs, others have already found their way. For retailers who specialize in Made in America product, the ability to tell a tariff-free story became that much more appealing this week. Jim McIngvale “I’m not worried about tariffs. We have some Chinese and Vietnamese imports, but it’s a small part of the bu…

What does it all mean? Industry tries to sort through new Trump tariffs

President Donald Trump has levied sweeping new tariffs on nearly every American trading partner around the globe, with some of the highest percentages on countries with which the home furnishings industry does the most business. Companies that manufacture and sell home accents have been struggling since yesterday’s late afternoon announcement to comprehend and assess what it means for their business. “I was simply shocked that the tariffs reache…