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Rethinking Domestic Supply Chains

The US has historically responded lo national and global crises by ramping innovation and manufacturing capabilities to solve critical societal problems The COVID-19 crisis has tested that approach While responses across all sectors have made meaningful impacts, the pandemic also revealed vulnerabilities in manufacturing and supply chains The shortcomings in the supply chains for pharmaceutical therapeutics and diagnostics, medical devices, and personal protective equipment have been widely reported Large portions of the population experienced unprecedented shortages of paper products, disinfectants, and, in some cases, certain foods As we recover and learn from the current pandemic, the US must recognize the potential for another crisis and focus on manufacturing competitiveness, supply chain security, and workforce development The 15 Manufacturing USA institutes are partnering with each other and their members to take on this task and transform US manufacturing