2026 Reshoring Index: why US manufacturing imports hit a four-year high despite record investment and tariffs
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2026 Reshoring Index Photo by Angel Gomez Herreros Kearney, Madrid Why US manufacturing imports hit a four-year high despite record investment and tariffs Executive summary 1 How roughly $300 billion in US imports changed country of origin while US manufacturing stayed flat 4 How tariffs redirected sourcing away from China 5 Why continued growth in nearshoring from Mexico is no longer guaranteed 8 How product categories that, combined,…
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