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Many founders struggle with choosing between overseas and nearshore manufacturing without understanding the real tradeoffs. The "made in USA" appeal often leads entrepreneurs to make costly decisions based on emotion rather than economics. Nearshoring offers strategic advantages that go beyond patriotism—from lower minimums to better intellectual property protection—but these benefits come with nuanced trade-offs that most first-time founders miss. Understanding the true economics of where your product is made can be the difference between a sustainable business and a failed launch.
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By Erin Souder and Jackie HutsonMany founders struggle with choosing between overseas and nearshore manufacturing without understanding the real tradeoffs. The "made in USA" appeal often leads entrepreneurs to make costly decisions based on emotion rather than economics. Nearshoring offers strategic advantages that go beyond patriotism—from lower minimums to better intellectual property protection—but these benefits come with nuanced trade-offs that most first-time founders miss. Understanding the true economics of where your product is made can be the difference between a sustainable business and a failed launch.
Try Nearshored.ai today by clicking here. Don't forget to use coupon code VIP3M25 for 25% off your first three months!