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Manufacturing in the United States

Manufacturing powers the American economy—supporting millions of workers, strengthening communities and driving innovation across every industrial sector. From shop floors to cutting-edge facilities, manufacturers are building the products and technologies that keep America moving forward.

$3.2 Trillion
U.S. Manufacturing GDP
13 Million
U.S. Manufacturing Employment
239K
U.S. Manufacturing Establishments
$112K
Average annual earnings for mfg workers
584K
Manufacturing job openings as of July 2026

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Operational Solutions

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The Latest

Inside the Next Infrastructure Bill: Chairman Graves Talks with the NAM

Q&A with Sen. Daines on the Pass-Through Deduction
Manufacturer Spotlight
Rep. Miller Talks Tax Certainty with the NAM
Q&A: Sen. Hassan on Immediate R&D Expensing
Q&A with Sen. Young on R&D Expensing
Manufacturers Turn to Second Chance Hiring to Access Talent
Small Manufacturer: Supplier Expo Is Exactly What We Need Right Now
Manufacturers Chart the Path for a Comprehensive Critical Minerals Strategy

Upcoming Events

12 Nov 2026

2026 Manufacturing Legal Summit

Marriott Metro Center
13 Jan 2027

CMA Winter Leadership Conference

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