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Onshoring Guide

Onshoring Guide

Onshoring

Onshoring, also known as reshoring, refers to the process of relocating production and manufacturing operations back to a company’s home country. This movement has gained considerable momentum among U.S. manufacturers in response to ongoing challenges like supply chain disruptions. In fact, a recent survey found that 69% of U.S. manufacturers have begun reshoring their supply chains, with 94% reporting success. Onshoring offers significant economic benefits, particularly by supporting the workforce through the creation of manufacturing jobs. As this movement continues to reshape the industry, it is essential for small business manufacturers to stay informed and take advantage of the resources available to support their transition.

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Federal Onshoring Resources

While onshoring offers many advantages to U.S. manufacturers, it also requires careful logistical planning and can involve substantial costs. Fortunately, the federal government provides a range of resources to support businesses in this transition. Notably, the U.S. SBA’s Made in America initiative was created to empower small manufacturers. Other onshoring resources may include financial assistance, tax incentives, and other tools designed to help manufacturers navigate the challenges and expenses of reshoring.

Below are Federal resources available for U.S. manufacturers:

State Onshoring Resource

Although numerous federal resources and programs are available, many states and municipalities have also developed their own local support and assistance initiatives for manufacturing businesses.

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New York

North Carolina

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Ohio

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Pennsylvania

Rhode Island

South Carolina

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Tennessee

Texas

Utah

Vermont

Virginia

Washington

West Virginia

Wisconsin

Wyoming

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