Navigating the New Supply Chain: Nearshoring, Reshoring, and Strategic Labor

Offshoring once promised low costs and high efficiency—but in 2025, the equation is changing fast. Rising wages in Asia, volatile trade relations, and pandemic-era supply chain lessons are all contributing to a decline in traditional offshoring strategies. In “The Great Manufacturing (Re)Migration,” we explore how manufacturers are pivoting toward nearshoring, reshoring, and hybrid models to gain flexibility, resilience, and regional advantage. Download the paper to see why offshoring might be losing its edge—and what’s taking its place.

The Great Manufacturing (Re)Migration offers a deep dive into the evolving landscape of global manufacturing strategy. Beyond tariffs, trade agreements, and offshoring shifts, this paper explores the full spectrum of reshoring and nearshoring trends—from the historical forces that sparked change to the technologies making local production more viable. It highlights key data from industry leaders, examines the labor challenges facing U.S. manufacturers, and outlines actionable strategies for building resilient, cost-effective supply chains in an uncertain world. Whether you’re planning a relocation or reevaluating your global footprint, this is essential reading.

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