As the reindustrialization movement of the Americas continues to grow, FreightWaves follows its impact on supply chains and freight closely. Check back here for the top stories related to the movement.
Norfolk Southern has expanded its offerings of certified rail-served properties for industrial site development.
As market analysts continue to gauge the impact of President Donald Trump’s tariffs, some domestic manufacturers are banding together to revitalize America’s manufacturing sector.
Tech companies have pledged to invest more than $1 trillion in the U.S. in recent months.
More than $1B has been invested in recent months in U.S. electrical power equipment manufacturing capacity.
Industrial production has grown 1.5% since the summer of 2007.
Can protectionism work again?
President Trump wants to resurrect American shipbuilding. What’s at stake?
In the latest Bring It Home podcast, Geoffrey Bailey discussed organizing logistics for gathering and transporting mineral components to product manufacturers in the U.S.
Tesla plans to begin mass production of its all-electric Class 8 Semi truck by the end of the year at its factory in Nevada.
Why America will build out more nuclear power plants.
Will the U.S. be able to produce 100,000 artillery shells every month?
The cost of energy is driving productive capital out of Germany.
We dive into data upstream of industrial production.
U.S. Steel and Nippon Steel have filed a lawsuit over President Joe Biden’s decision to stop U.S. Steel from being purchased by the Japan-based company.
Domestic manufacturing can be a huge driver for trucking freight demand.
Tariff-related growth in US manufacturing would increase freight needs between suppliers.
The National Retail Federation forecasts containerized imports to continue to surge through U.S. ports ahead of a possible longshore strike and tariffs planned by the Trump administration.
A plethora of factors will weigh on container prices in 2025 as shippers manage their businesses in a changing supply chain.
New tariffs by the Trump administration on products from China, Canada and Mexico will hit companies and consumers with increased costs, experts said.
With the inauguration still over a month away, President-elect Trump has already announced some of his plans regarding U.S. trade policy. This is a breakdown of a few of the ones most relevant to e-commerce and how brands do business.
