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Researching the “Made in America” label started with the requirements and standards to understand the journey and steps that stand ahead of Nouveau Fashions with moving to strictly U.S.A manufacturing. “Made in America” is more than just a label on a product, but also a movement that focuses on the positives that the label can bring to the United States of America and Nouveau Fashions. Fortunately, in this memorandum the requirements to move to a “Made in America” label, the implications for this company, current customers and the other countries and finally, the importance of manufacturing in the United States remain accounted for.
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Regularly, the USA importing from other countries boosts the economy of those countries before boosting America. Moving manufacturers locally will cause a loss of money to those countries and possibly irritation, which can result in high exporting rates for America into other countries.
Sincerely,
Aniece Banas

Citations:
America Movement Team. (2018, March 08). Know the difference between Made in USA and Assembled in USA? Retrieved from http://www.themadeinamericamovement.com/american-made/difference-between-assembled-made-in-usa/
Gabbee. (n.d.). Made in America HD must see! Retrieved from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7AlexLrZ14A
Federal Trade Commission. (2015, January 09). Complying with the Made in USA Standard. Retrieved from https://www.ftc.gov/tips-advice/business-center/guidance/complying-made-usa-standard
Rashid, B. (2017, April 29). Will Trump's 'Buy American' executive order save American jobs? Retrieved from

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