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Aside from providing jobs in the U.S., domestically-made products can give distributors the chance to work with clients that otherwise may not have been available. David Bronson, national accounts manager for Unionwear, Newark, N.J., said that many companies only will purchase products that are made in the U.S. He named nonprofit, government and military organizations as potential clients that [usually] purchase domestically. "More and more, large domestic manufacturers, food processors, tech companies, and other corporations that promote themselves as 'Made in USA' are requiring their logo gear to also be consistent with their domestic mission," he advised. "Unions and political campaigns generally have domestic sourcing requirements, which will boom in the upcoming presidential primaries and general elections."
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Brendan Menapace is the content director for Promo+Promo Marketing.