Alabama Governor Kay Ivey proclaims July 2, 2026 as "Made in the USA" Day to honor state manufacturers
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Alex Jobin
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Alabama Governor Kay Ivey signed a proclamation recognizing July 2, 2026, as National "Made in the USA" Day, celebrating the state's manufacturing industry. The proclamation honors over 280,000 workers and 4,000 manufacturers across Alabama, spanning sectors from automobiles and rockets to pharmaceuticals. It highlights the strength, ingenuity, and determination of American and Alabama manufacturers who produce goods for national and global markets.
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bskyAlabama Governor Kay Ivey proclaims July 2, 2026 as "Made in the USA" Day to honor state manufacturersalreporter.comKey quotes
· 2 pulledOn 'Made in the USA' Day, we honor the hundreds of thousands of hardworking Alabamians from the Shoals to the Shore who drive our state's growing economy while delivering 'Made in Alabama' products across the nation and around the world.
The proclamation touts the 'strength, ingenuity and determination' of American and Alabama manufacturers, honoring the men and women 'who build the products that fuel our economy.'
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