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    Freyr Battery cancels $2.6B Georgia battery factory plans

    The company is pivoting to focus on solar cell production instead, with plans to build a manufacturing site in the U.S.

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    Lyten inks deals with sulfur suppliers for battery manufacturing

    The agreements secure domestic sourcing for the California company’s cost-effective lithium-sulfur technology.

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    Deere’s sales slump 35% as tariffs impacts loom

    The company will continue to cut tractor and combine production to meet sluggish demand. Executives also said China’s trade levies will have an “immaterial impact” on the business.

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    Blow Pop maker plans $98M Tennessee plant expansion

    Candy manufacturer Charms said it will hire 62 workers and bolster its Covington distribution center as part of the investment.

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    Eaton invests $340M in US transformer production

    The company said it aims to help address the ongoing transformer shortage and meet record demand from utility, large commercial, industrial and data center customers.

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    Trump orders reciprocal tariffs on all countries

    “In other words, they charge us a tax or tariff, and we charge them the exact same tax,” the president said Thursday.

    Updated Feb. 13, 2025
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    TE Connectivity to buy Richards Manufacturing in $2.3B deal

    The Ireland-based company is looking to benefit from strong growth trends in underground electrical networks as part of the acquisition.

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    Manufacturers’ 2025 sustainability priorities

    Companies are sticking with their long-term emissions goals and strategies amid changing federal regulations.

    Updated 9 hours ago
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    How Trump’s trade fight could impact the medtech industry

    Relocating manufacturing would require substantial capital investment, but the timespan for the president’s new tariffs is unclear, supply chain experts said.

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    EPA must provide manufacturers efficient chemical review process: GAO

    The agency said a lack of resources and funding is keeping it from making the recommended improvements.

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    DuPont ends 2024 with sales up amid rising electronics demand

    Segment growth was concentrated in the semiconductor market as more consumers look to adopt artificial intelligence.

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    Bill to abolish OSHA has ‘zero chance’ of becoming law, attorney says

    The legislation from Rep. Andy Biggs is unlikely to gain traction, according to an employment lawyer. But federal headcount reductions and regulatory pauses could have an effect.

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    Toyota’s expanded $14B North Carolina EV battery plant ready to roll

    The batteries produced at the facility will be used in hybrids, plug-in hybrids and fully electric vehicles built in North America.

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    CBD gummy maker brings production in-house

    The move allows Balanced Health Botanicals to have greater control over its supply and bring more limited edition products to market.

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    Steel tariffs could drive up domestic prices and capacity, but unlikely to create jobs

    Manufacturers should be prepared to shift suppliers or pass on higher prices to consumers, according to one industry expert.

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    Trump tags steel, aluminum imports with 25% tariffs

    The new duties could impact manufacturing costs for companies that rely on imports of the commodities. 

    Updated Feb. 11, 2025
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    Agco raises tariff concerns as inventory issues persist

    A farm equipment association said Trump’s latest metals order would drive up costs as much as 7% and put jobs at risk.  

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    Goodyear to cut 850 jobs at Virginia plant

    The workforce reduction is part of the tire manufacturer’s plan to repurpose its Danville facility, focusing on rubber mixing and aviation tire production.

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    ArcelorMittal plans $1.2B Alabama steel plant

    The facility aims to boost U.S. steel independence as the Trump administration announces tariffs on the commodity. 

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    Stanley Black & Decker continues to cut China production as tariffs emerge

    The manufacturer is bracing for a $10 million to $20 million impact from President Donald Trump’s recent trade announcements.

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    Trump plans 25% tariffs on steel, aluminum

    The president said he will reveal details Monday but added that Canada and Mexico would not be exempt.

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    Georgia county sues 3M, Daikin and others over PFAS contamination

    Catoosa County accused the companies of knowingly polluting a local landfill with forever chemicals from Mohawk Industries' nearby manufacturing site.

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    Honda prepares to start ‘flexible’ vehicle production at Ohio EV hub

    The automaker will produce ICE, hybrid and fully electric models on the same production lines to allow for greater flexibility to adapt to market demand.

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    Ferrara Manufacturing is boosting tech, ‘Made-in-USA’ products at its Long Island factory

    The apparel maker focuses on technical and tailored garments, producing everything from Olympians' outfits to U.S. military gear.

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    Honeywell to spin off aerospace and automation businesses

    The industrial manufacturer is also separating its advanced materials portfolio as the company looks to streamline its offerings.