Category: Reshoring

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The total cost of ownership (TCO) shift is real. According to the 2026 USA Reshoring Survey, 40 percent of OEMs now use TCO to compare offshore versus domestic options – up from 30 percent in 2025.

Harry Moser writes: “This is the single clearest win in the dataset for the Reshoring Initiative’s core advocacy message: a full 10 percent swing away from incomplete costing methods and toward TCO in a single year.”

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2026 National Metalworking Reshoring Award Winners Recognized at IMT

Harry Moser presented the 2026 National Metalworking Reshoring Award at IMTS to co-recipients AccuRounds and Three M Tool & Machine / Ultra-Grip International, recognizing their leadership in bringing manufacturing back to the U.S., strengthening domestic supply chains, and advancing American manufacturing competitiveness.

Reshoring Initiative^® 2025 Annual Report

U.S. manufacturing reshoring and foreign direct investment (FDI) remained remarkably resilient in 2025 despite significant policy uncertainty. Companies continued to invest in domestic production to reduce risk, strengthen supply chains, and improve long-term competitiveness.

U.S. reshoring and FDI held firm at 247,000 manufacturing jobs in 2025. The Reshoring Initiative projects 25% growth in 2026 as manufacturers position for the next investment wave. We invite you to read the report.

• Published: Reshoring Initiative Website
• Title: “Reshoring Initiative^® 2025 Annual Report
  Including 2026 1H Data
• https://reshorenow.org/content/pdf/2025_Reshoring_Initiative_Annual_Report.pdf

The Next Wave of Reshoring

The forces driving reshoring are evolving. New technologies and a desire for resiliency are accelerating the trend. Organizations are placing greater emphasis on supply chain resilience, reducing geopolitical risk, securing skilled workers, and locating production closer to customers.

What does this mean for the future of American manufacturing? Read our latest article, The Next Wave of Reshoring, to explore the emerging trends shaping manufacturing investment and the opportunities ahead.

Building Resilient Supply Chains Through Strategic Reshoring

    What happens when U.S. manufacturers can’t access the components, materials, or technologies essential to production? From semiconductors and pharmaceuticals to drones and critical minerals, concentrated global supply chains present growing risks to U.S. manufacturing, economic stability, and national security.

     Harry Moser’s new article explores how we can address these vulnerabilities and build a stronger, more resilient U.S. manufacturing base.

The 9-Step Roadmap to Reshoring Success

In Harry Moser’s latest Industry Week article, he shares a practical 9-step roadmap to reshoring success, showing manufacturers how to improve competitiveness by focusing on total cost of ownership, workforce development, and supply chain resilience.

The Great Convergence: A New Global Economic Paradigm

Harry Moser’s new article explores the profound transformation of the world of work as demographics, technology, geopolitics, reshoring, and the critical-skills shortage converge to reshape where, how, and by whom work gets done. Discover how these powerful forces are reshaping the future of work—and how to turn them into opportunity.

America Is Taking Back the Factory Floor

Harry Moser’s new article, “America Is Taking Back the Factory Floor” explores how U.S. reshoring is accelerating even as manufacturers respond to tariffs, supply-chain risks, and geopolitical uncertainty. New survey data reveals what’s driving the trend—and the challenges manufacturers must overcome to bring more production back to America.

Harry Moser’s new article highlights GoodBulb, a North Dakota-based lighting company, that operates the only factory in the U.S. that manufactures A19 LED light bulbs. GoodBulb is proving that products like these standard household bulbs, once thought permanently offshored, can once again be made in America.

Reshoring Turned the Lights Back on for Made-in-USA LEDs

Harry Moser’s new article explores a major global shift that is reshaping the U.S. workforce and the future of American manufacturing. The convergence of accelerating retirements, new technology implementation, restructuring and reshoring supply chains, and the critical skills shortage is transforming the future of work and redefining where and how work happens.

A four-step fix to the skills gap

August 2026 Reshoring Initiative E-News: 2026 Reshoring Survey Results Are In

The August 2026 E-News features the 2026 Reshoring Survey, plus timely news and insights on key issues affecting the workforce, tariffs and currency, supply chain and logistics and more.

The reshoring engine is gaining speed—but manufacturers still have a few roadblocks to clear. The opportunity is unmistakable, but so are the challenges.

Dive into the August E-News to see where reshoring is accelerating, what is holding it back—and what manufacturers, policymakers and workforce partners can do to turn today’s momentum into lasting U.S. production and jobs.

Shaping the Next Era of Manufacturing with Reshoring

The next manufacturing advantage starts with reshoring. The real question is: Who’s positioned to win? Read Harry Moser’s latest article where he breaks down what’s driving the next era of U.S. manufacturing, and why the companies that explore these solutions now, will have the advantage.

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