Position Statement
CPA is working hard to advance Buy American policies throughout federal and state governments, going up against powerful import lobby groups who want us to voluntarily do-away with buy local policies.
Strategy Summary
Government procurement gets an exemption from the WTO's National Treatment obligation, which requires that our laws, taxes, and regulations treat imports no less favorably than 'like' domestic products. For this reason, Buy American policies are one of the most important levers we have for advancing domestic manufacturing. . In addition to government procurement, CPA is focused on the promotion and marketing of consumer-orientated Made in the USA programs.
As politically polarized as the United States is right now, virtually everyone agrees on one thing. With millions unemployed in the wake of the COVID-19...
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According to a new CPA analysis, a Congressional five-year $1.5 trillion infrastructure investment plan could create 2.5 million jobs by 2025 while bringing sorely needed...
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CPA's Take: Roger Simmermaker has written multiple books on buying American and trade policy since 1996, and has been a CPA member since 2017. Both presidential...
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“Conscious Beauty. Clean Beauty. Green Beauty. Sustainable Packaging. Selfcare. Wellness. Health. Safety…” These are key buzzwords for today’s conscious-beauty consumer. She/he strives to protect the...
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by Greg Owens | Co-Founder & CEO Sherrill Manufacturing/Liberty Tabletop | Co-Chair CPA Buy American Committee In the face of strong consumer sentiment to buy...
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Editor's Note: CPA member Roger Simmermaker has written five books on buying American and trade policy since 1996. Roger Simmermaker reveals source for housewares and kitchenwares...
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Editors note: Rosemary Gibson is a CPA member. We are very proud that she is making a difference in bringing drug production back to America....
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Editor’s note: For American workers stepping up to provide COVID supplies, we don’t need to drop those contracts (like facemasks) as happened after SARS. Government...
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How safe are the items you are purchasing online? By Greg Owens On January 24, 2020 there was a press conference in Washington given by...
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Editors note: Chinese and multinational companies continue cheating. Customs enforcement and tighter laws are needed Many save by tweaking assembly and shipping processes rather than...
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