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USA Factory Network 🇺🇸 500+ American Food & Beverage Factories Connected Prioritizing Domestic Production America First. Always. 🦅

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Joined March 2026
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Beyond grateful for all the support we have received. 🇺🇸 Everyone we have had the pleasure of talking to about bringing manufacturing back to the United States is on board with it and truly values and appreciates our mission at USA Factory Network. Thank you all for the support and follow along to watch us bring manufacturing back home baby! 🦅
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Introducing The Made in USA Show, our new podcast powered by USA Factory Network. Hosted by Lucas LaHood: full-hour, in-studio conversations with the operators, co-packers and founders who keep American production running. 🇺🇸
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Before TRUMP, our great American ranchers were being targeted by radical environmentalists in the federal government. Now, we’re putting RANCHERS FIRST. Today, @USDA is building on our progress with revised regulations that support grazing on National Forest System lands and the ranching communities that depend on them. Farmers and ranchers belong at the center of the decisions in our country. Thank you to @SecretaryBurgum and @Interior for standing with us and America’s ranchers. Ranchers First. America First. 🇺🇸
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plenty of buyers. still no deal. four things that can stall a consumer deal, even when the interest is real: 1. valuation gaps the seller prices in the next stage of growth. the buyer won't pay for all of it upfront. both can like the business and still disagree on the price. 2. budgets that start slipping the business starts missing its forecast while buyers are reviewing it. buyers lower what they expect it to earn, and the price they can justify falls with it. 3. customer concentration one retailer accounts for a large share of sales. a lost listing, a smaller order or tougher terms could change the earnings. the buyer has to price that dependence, even if the account stays. 4. falling category consumption the brand is taking share, but people are buying fewer units of the whole category. gaining share doesn't guarantee selling more, which makes the growth plan harder to justify. buyer interest starts the process. agreement on price and risk closes it.
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Come meet us at the PLMA Trade show in Chicago Nov. 15-17!!!!
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Shelf life is not a number you pick. It gets tested. Labs hold the product for months and check taste, texture and color along the way. Some use warm storage to speed it up. Start before your retail date. Buyers ask for the report.
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A 24-seat ramen shop is now in nearly 6,400 stores 🍜 Crafty Ramen: 150 → 6,400 doors in 4 years. 2,500 → 55,000+ bowls a week. Aekovera: on route to building the fastest sourcing system for CPG brands. #CPG #CPGbrands
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Scoops’ Target footprint grew from an initial 1,100-store award to more than 1,900 stores, prompting a $2 million seed raise. See what’s next for the peanut protein powder brand: nosh.com/news/2026/peanut-pr…
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Your recipe says "cocoa powder." Your plant needs a spec sheet. Fat content, moisture, mesh size, origin. Two suppliers can sell the same named ingredient and give you two different products. Lock the specs on your key ingredients and line up a backup supplier before your first run. It saves you from a batch that tastes off when a lot gets swapped.
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Co-packer: "Our MOQ is 50,000 units." Brands with 400 pre-orders: 😶 Ask: per SKU or per run? Can the run be split? Aekovera: on route to building the fastest sourcing system for CPG brands. #CPG #CPGbrands
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Most founders pick a co packer after one call and a walk through the website. Ask what similar products they have actually run this year, and whether one of those brands will talk to you. Then get two things in writing before you send a deposit. Who owns your formula if you leave, and how they keep the last brand's allergens out of your batch. A plant that cannot answer those is not ready for your first run.
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This is packaging and processing in action ⚙️ From advanced automation and robotics to next-generation packaging and processing equipment, the machinery on display at PACK EXPO International 2026 showcased what’s possible when innovation meets industry needs. Take a look back to see some of the incredible machinery on the show floor! #PACKEXPOInternational #Packaging #Processing #Manufacturing #Automation
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Top things to pay attention to after the elections:
🚨The HOUSE and SENATE have BOTH GONE BLUE 🇺🇸 Here are the implications on American manufacturing. Comment below if you disagree.
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Congrats to the team at @USAFactoryNet on 560 manufacturers signed up. Every manufacturer we sign up brings us one step closer to brining manufacturing back to the USA.
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Some big launches in ‘27 So we’re doubling down on real photography AI is amazing but can only take you so far Stoked to see this come to life!
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Most founders set a launch date before they lock packaging. Printed film and cartons can take 8 to 12 weeks once art is final. If the converter is overseas, add ocean transit and customs on top. Lock the pack supplier and a written lead time before you promise a shelf date to retail.
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.@MarsGlobal is celebrating 50 years of manufacturing at its facility in Waco, Texas. Read more: brnw.ch/21x6XcW 📸: Mars, Inc.
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Ball's can plant in Millersburg, Ore. is running after a summer start and aims for full capacity in 2027. Startup costs were $10M in Q3 alone, with energy-drink and non-alcoholic beverage can demand still strong.
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🚨The HOUSE and SENATE have BOTH GONE BLUE 🇺🇸 Here are the implications on American manufacturing. Comment below if you disagree.
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