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Prosecutors say the $500K agreement resolves an investigation into a RI textile manufacturer, which made woolen blankets for the Army. Prosecutors say the blankets were produced in India, when the law requires companies that supply the military to make their products in the U.S. using American labor.

So much for made-in-America. The United States Attorney’s Office has resolved a civil False Claims Act investigation into Hyman Brickle & Son, Inc., a Woonsocket-based Rhode Island textile manufacturing company that supplies products to the U.S. military

Providing for the common defense and allocating taxpayers’ dollars are the two most important tasks that rest on Congress.

Textile executives spanning the fibre, yarn, fabric, and finished product textile industries participated in a roundtable discussion where they outlined critical policies,...

Unless the U.S. maintains onshoring momentum, the country will find itself stuck in the same PPE shortage cycle once again.

GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS - SBA Requests Comments on Potential Change in Size Standard for Resellers - On April 26, 2022, the U.S. Small Business Administration...

Aurora Unveils Comprehensive View of the Company’s Extensive North American Technical Textiles Capabilities and Markets Served

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