From Seed to Stitch: Why One Company Keeps It Made in America

The Manufacturing Report
24/07/2017 12 min
From Seed to Stitch: Why One Company Keeps It Made in America

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The White House celebrated "Made in America Week" by inviting makers to meet with the president for a manufacturing roundtable. Attendees Jimmy and Stephanie MacDonald stop by to discuss their company Authenticity 50 and what Made in America means to them.

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