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Mar 16 2020
Podcast From the Factory Floor

What Could the Coronavirus Mean for Manufacturing?

First things first, let's fight the spread of the novel coronavirus that has besieged countries all over the globe and communities all over America. But, as we work to stop the pandemic, we can't...
Apr 18 2022
Blog Made in America

It’s Barbecue Season. So Where’s Your Grill Made?

Presenting the Alliance for American Manufacturing barbecue grill primer.
Aug 08 2022
Blog Made in America

The United Steelworkers Kickoff First In-Person Constitutional Convention Since 2017

Our team is also at the United Steelworkers convention, asking attendees about their favorite Made in USA items -- and many of them are #USWMade, too.
Jan 25 2023
Blog Made in America

The Smithsonian Visits Buffalo’s Oxford Pennant

A Smithsonian Institution project aims to show young people that history isn't just about "presidents and wars" but also "pennants and T-shirts and the history of manufacturing."
Apr 19 2023
Blog Trade

Modern Trade Tools and Stronger Enforcement Needed to Counter China’s Predatory Practices, Experts Tell Congress

There's bipartisan recognition that China's weaponization of trade poses a threat to America's economic and national security. Now it's time to do something about it.
Aug 01 2023
Blog Trade with China

As Scrutiny of Forced Uyghur Labor Mounts, the Global Solar Supply Chain is Becoming Less Transparent

Despite worries about China’s use of forced labor to make solar products, goods from the Xinjiang region remain a significant contributor of the solar industry’s raw materials.
Sep 27 2023
Blog Supply Chains

Bipartisan Pair in House Propose an Office to Manage Critical Supply Chains

The SHIELD Act comes in response to a key recommendation the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission.
Oct 18 2023
Blog movies

AAM at the Movies: A Look Back at “Tommy Boy”

Is it a buddy comedy about manufacturing? Or the dignity of a steady job? Or both? Yes, yes and yes.
Jan 03 2024
Blog Election 2024

Donald Trump Has Plans for U.S. Trade Policy If He Retakes the Oval Office

Trump is facing big legal troubles and has been thrown off the primary ballot in two states, but the former president is still topping the Republican polls. But what would he actually do as president?
Apr 16 2024
Blog Trade

USTR is “Very Close” to Finalizing Review of Tariffs on Chinese Imports, Tai Testifies

The U.S. Trade Representative appeared before the House Ways & Means Committee on Tuesday morning, and she'll head to the Senate Finance Committee on Wednesday.