The latest Made-in-USA Promo Sales: Is a Surge Coming in 2025?

This ASI article discusses the anticipated surge in demand for Made-in-the-USA promotional products, driven by upcoming significant national events and potential policy changes. Key milestones include the 250th anniversaries of the U.S. Armed Forces in 2025 and America’s Semiquincentennial in…
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Walmart’s investment in American products is a good business decision, not just a PR-driven one
According to a CNBC article, Walmart is intending to bolster the economy and support American products by spending $350 billion on “products made, assembled or grown in the U.S.” over the course of the next 10 years. On the surface,…
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Chinese factories won’t build enough boxes to save US shippers
While offshoring manufacturing did increase profitability for companies by lowering prices, we are now learning the long-term high price of doing so. According to American Shipper, there are not enough containers in the right places to carry the world’s cargoes.…
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Biden Administrated Releases Readout of Labor Leaders Meeting to Discuss the American Rescue Plan and Infrastructure
On February 17th, 2021, President Biden and senior White House officials hosted a meeting with a group of labor union leaders to discuss the importance of the American Rescue Plan and the President’s plans to create millions of jobs in…
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The PPE Saga: From Pandemic to Policy Issue
Unionwear CEO Mitch Cahn was recently quoted by Kate Nishimur in the Sourcing Journal about making PPE domestically during the pandemic. Below is an excerpt of that interview; click on the link above for the full article with additional context.…
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For unions and Amazon, much is riding on vote in Alabama
The Seattle Times highlights a potential turning point for Amazon: a vote to unionize in Alabama of all places. The focus is on a warehouse in Bessemer, outside Birmingham, where workers contacted the Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union. By…
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The tech company making fashion for the next 100 years
Financial Review profiles an interesting new trend: tech-powered fashion. Hoodies to help you sleep? Solar-powered puffers to keep you warm? Jackets made with copper fibres to repel viruses? These are just some of the ideas of twin brothers Steve and…
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Why we need unions: modern Americans work longer with less vacation than Medieval Peasants
We recently came across this very interesting — and sobering — article on the modern American worker. Juliet Schor, a Professor of Sociology at Boston College, explained in her book The Overworked American: The Unexpected Decline of Leisure, that the…
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What makes manufacturing sales different than other sales? by Mitch Cahn
What makes manufacturing sales different than other sales? Every manufacturing salesperson has two clients: the customer and the factory. The salesperson’s role is to get them to meet in the middle. This involves negotiating due dates, manufacturing processes, materials, quantities, and…
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Tech unions in Silicon Valley have been rare. Here’s why that’s changing
Some of the Bay Area’s knowledge workers — historically hard to organize — are embracing unions. It was remarkable when several hundred workers from Google’s parent company, Alphabet, announced the formation of a union. Cafeteria workers, security guards and bus…
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