5 Reasons to Manufacture in the U.S. vs. Overseas
Because of strict labor laws, high educational standards, and the cost of living, amongst other things, the cost of running a business in the U.S. has become somewhat cost-prohibitive for American companies over the past several decades. As a result, companies have gone multinational, setting up corporate headquarters and manufacturing plants in foreign countries, and in some cases even shutting down their domestic interests. But there are still plenty of reasons to manufacture in the U.S. rather than moving operations overseas. Here are a few to consider.