Re-shoring Effort Helps U.S.
Manufacturers Make It Better
05/12/2010
On October 29th, 2010, in Mashantucket, Connecticut, 50-100 OEMs will be bringing
work, much of which is currently off-shored, for bid by 200 U.S. vendor job
shops at the first ever “Re-shoring Fair.” Don’t miss it!
For 25 years, the Contract Manufacturing Purchasing Fair has made it
easy for OEMS to find high quality, competitive U.S.-based sources in a
one-stop-shopping venue. But this year, the National Tooling and
Machining Association (NTMA) and the Precision Metalforming
Association (PMA), in collaboration with the Association for Manufacturing
Technology (AMT), will host this first-ever "Re-Shoring Fair" to bring work
(and manufacturing jobs) back to the United States from abroad. Of course, current domestic work is welcome at the Fair too!
OEMs:
Are you concerned about quality, pipelines that are too long, rising offshore costs, risk of IP loss, or carbon footprint? Strengthen your company’s supply chain while helping the U.S. economy recover! Please click here to read how and why to attend the Fair!
Machine Shops, Stampers, Tool and Mold Makers:
Looking for a cost effective way to reach key buyers and new markets? Register for the Purchasing Fair and meet face-to-face with 50-100 OEMs looking for U.S. sources for work that is now either domestic or off-shored.
- Already participated in re-shoring processes? Share your stories with the many magazines that will cover the Fair and the growing re-shoring trend. These case histories will provide you with publicity for
your global competitiveness!
- Register for the Fair and compete for the work!
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