Author: Brendan Doran

The Reshoring Initiative 2024 Annual Report shows that 244,000 U.S. manufacturing jobs were announced in 2024 via reshoring and foreign direct investment (FDI), continuing the nation’s push to rebuild domestic production capacity.

While early 2025 job announcements are trending lower, policy stability could quickly unlock another wave of reshoring-driven investment.

Reshoring Initiative® 2024 Annual Report Including 1Q2025 Insights

In this webcast, Harry Moser shares key insights from the 2025 Reshoring Survey results, which go beyond the perspective of OEMs to spotlight the vital role contract manufacturers (CMs) play in reshoring efforts. He offers a deep dive into the decision-making processes driving reshoring and discusses what additional steps are needed to accelerate this movement.

2025 Reshoring Survey Results

In this podcast, Harry Moser joined Jim Anderton on the Industry & Trends Podcast for a great conversation about how, when and why U.S. companies are moving production back to America.

Are American manufacturers ready for reshoring

This special report features manufacturing and economic expert insights from Harry Moser and Jeremy Leonard, hosted by longtime Manufacturing Talk Radio contributor Cliff Waldman. This is a conversation you won’t want to miss.

Special Report: Host Cliff Waldman talks implications of tariffs with Harry Moser and Jeremy Leonard

A new industry report reveals what government, original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and contract manufacturers (CMs) must do to further accelerate and benefit from reshoring. There have been a lot of reshoring surveys in the last few years. Find out why this one is especially newsworthy.

RESHORING SURVEY REVEALS PRIORITIES FOR REINDUSTRIALIZATION: IMPROVE SKILLED WORKFORCE, USE TCO, PREP FOR GEOPOLITICAL RISK

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Harry Moser’s new article discusses the current tariff volatility and the global disruptions that are reshaping supply chains, with a goal of cutting through the confusion – not to defend or oppose the tariff program but to understand it.

Moser on Manufacturing: Reshoring and the Truth About Tariffs

Published by AMT Online

Manufacturers have rising concerns about supply chain disruption, skyrocketing manufacturing costs for materials and inputs, and tariff flip-flops are making investment decision-making nearly impossible. In this new article Harry Moser discusses how to survive tariff chaos and prepare for the global shift.

Surviving tariff chaos by reshoring

• Published: FABshop Magazine

Harry Moser’s new article discusses how a strong, skilled workforce is key to reshoring and manufacturing growth as well as being responsive and competitive enough to minimize the impact of global change. 

Reshoring and Training the US Workforce: Industry Leaders Who Started as Apprentices — Part 4 – Building Better Leaders

Tariff turbulence, China shock and how to mitigate the risks. Harry Moser’s new article explains how America lost its edge, and the actions needed to reduce import dependance and accelerate the reshoring trend.

Turbulence, Tariffs and Trump

2024 Reshoring Report: Reshoring and FDI Hold Steady – Draft

The Reshoring Initiative has new unique data available on actual announced reshoring and foreign direct investment (FDI) projects. For example, 245,000 reshoring and FDI jobs were announced in 2024, and reshoring is outpacing FDI by more than any other year: 66% to 34%.

New Survey of U.S. Manufacturers: Key to Estimating the Impact of Tariffs

A new industry survey capturing the perspectives of original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and contract manufacturers (CMs) on reshoring and domestic supply chain sourcing is set to be released this April in a joint project between the Reshoring Initiative® and Regions Recruiting®. With approximately 500 respondents, the survey offers critical insight into how U.S. manufacturers will respond to proposed federal policy changes.

New Survey of U.S. Manufacturers: Key to Estimating the Impact of Tariffs

Since U.S. manufacturing has to compete on a global scale, how can we get productivity growing again?  Harry says, “We need a good game plan to win a tough game.”

Read Harry Moser’s new column.

HOW TO GET U.S. MANUFACTURING PRODUCTIVITY GROWING AGAIN

What are the challenges that could limit the reshoring trend? Read Harry Moser’s new article and find out how the strategies we implement now, will shape the future of American manufacturing for decades to come.

Challenges to the Reshoring Trend