Made-in-America CEOs are rooting for a manufacturing comeback, but say it takes time to do it right

Source: Business Insider

A forklift operator moves product in Decked's Ohio factory. DeckedCEOs of Made-in-America businesses say there are real benefits from boosting domestic manufacturing. They said achieving that goal, however, takes no small measure of time, money, and planning.

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Made-in-America CEOs are rooting for a manufacturing comeback, but say it takes time to do it right

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