The Next Great Investment Theme
Category: Reshoring
We encourage you to read and share the July 2026 Reshoring Initiative E-News which invites original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and contract manufacturers (CMs) to participate in a brief survey on current trends in reshoring and foreign direct investment (FDI), shifting manufacturing operations, and sourcing to the United States. The 2026 survey closes July 24.
RESHORING INITIATIVE E-NEWS: LAST CHANCE TO TAKE THE 2026 RESHORING SURVEY
Harry Moser’s new article examines the key drivers of successful reshoring and strategies for closing the cost gap. It explains how strategic capital investment, paired with a larger, highly skilled U.S. workforce, can turbocharge reshoring and fuel a more competitive manufacturing sector.
Successful reshoring takes a strategic approach
Help Shape U.S. Manufacturing Policy in 10 Minutes
Our Reshoring Survey response rate is good, but we need more to reach our goal of 500 respondents. Help shape U.S. manufacturing policy! Most industrial policy decisions are made by people guessing what we need. This is our chance to move beyond being the end-user and start being the architect.
June 2026 Reshoring Initiative E-News: Companies Adapt as Trade Policy Continues to Shift
The June 2026 Reshoring Initiative E-News has just dropped! It unpacks shifting tariffs, industrial policy, market trends, and workforce initiatives while providing actionable recommendations.
Technology & Talent: A Growth Engine For Reshoring
Technology and talent are at the core of today’s reshoring successes. Reshoring initiatives are capitalizing on advanced manufacturing technologies that make domestic manufacturing globally cost-competitive for an increasing range of products. As companies capitalize on tech-powered reshoring, investment in skilled workforce training is rapidly becoming part of the investment mix.
DIGITAL ISSUE
America 250 — A Stakeholder Outlook On Reshoring
Harry Moser’s new article commemorates the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. In this installment of “Moser on Manufacturing” we celebrate America’s founding with a review of the reshoring trend and of the tools manufacturers can use for the road ahead.
285: Reshoring Manufacturing: How Total Cost of Ownership Changes the Economics of Offshoring with Harry Moser
Many companies are still making the same mistake when deciding where to manufacture. They’re looking at price, not total cost of ownership (TCO).
In this episode of the Manufacturing Happy Hour, Harry breaks down the real math behind reshoring — and why getting that math right could unlock millions of jobs and fundamentally reshape U.S. manufacturing.
The National Question Should Not Be Whether To Reshore, But Rather How!
Did you know that three decades ago, the U.S. and its allies performed nearly 75% of global manufacturing, but today that share has fallen to under 50%?
Harry Moser’s new article calls for more capital investment in automation and new technologies that increase output, speed, and efficiency while mitigating labor shortages, to increase global competitiveness and enable more reshoring.
As manufacturers navigate geopolitical risk and trade uncertainty, the national question should not be whether to reshore but rather how to reshore.
SME’s Advanced Manufacturing Live, Ep. 9
SME Media Editor-in-Chief Steve Plumb and Senior Editor Michael McConnell sit down with Harry Moser, President of the RESHORING INITIATIVE, to explore the growing impact of reshoring on the U.S. economy. We hope you’ll tune in for ideas worth considering.
America 250: Reshoring and manufacturing leadership strategy
