SBA Forms Committee to Boost U.S. Manufacturing Might
Published Date: 6/9/2025
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The SBA is setting up the Manufacturing in America Advisory Committee to help boost U.S. manufacturing. This new group will bring together experts to share ideas and advice, making sure American factories stay strong and competitive. It’s a big win for workers, businesses, and the economy, with plans kicking off soon and no extra costs for the public.
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