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Based on the provided excerpt: A BigRep survey of 250 US manufacturing decision-makers finds reshoring intent is nearly universal, but only one in three companies is fully equipped to absorb production demands in-house—highlighting a significant capacity gap that could slow onshoring plans.
Question: If your organization is reshoring, what’s your top move to close the in-house capacity gap—capital investment, workforce upskilling, automation/additive manufacturing, or partnering with contract manufacturers?
US Manufacturers Are Accelerating Reshoring, But Most Lack the In-House Capacity to Keep Up
New BigRep survey of 250 US manufacturing decision-makers reveals reshoring intent is near-universal, yet only one in three companies is fully equipped to absorb production demands in-house
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