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Research from March 2026 shows 79% of U.S. manufacturers have brought outsourced production in-house or are actively reshoring, but only about one-third feel ready to do so; just 8% haven’t explored the option.
What do you see as the biggest barrier to being “reshoring-ready” today—workforce skills, supplier base, capital, or technology/automation?
79% of US manufacturers are reshoring. Only 34% are ready for it.
Research in March 2026, found that 79% of US manufacturers have already brought outsourced production in-house or are actively doing so. Only 8% haven't even looked at the option.
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