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As President Biden promises to spur domestic production through a Buy America initiative and massive investments in infrastructure and clean energy, Indiana could struggle to capitalize. Its technology and labor shortcomings illustrate broader concerns about U.S. competitiveness and national security that are drawing attention from lawmakers in both parties.
Heartland factories losing ground as Biden readies manufacturing push David J. Lynch © Catalent/Catalent Catalent in Bloomington, Ind., will soon begin producing both Moderna and Johnson & Johnson coronavirus vaccines. On a 20-acre industrial site in Bloomington, Ind., tucked between a beer distributor and the local Social Security office, drugmaker Catalent is putting the finishing touches on automated production lines that will soon begin spitting out vials of two coronavirus vaccines. The core of a $120 million overhaul, the new lines are among the fastest such syst...
The order will undoubtedly impact digital channels, technology adoption, procurement and more. Feb 9th, 2021 iStock On Jan. 25, President Joe Biden signed an executive order aimed to boost domestic manufacturing in an act that will "support manufacturers, businesses, and workers to ensure that our future is made in all of America by all of America’s workers. America’s Workers." While also making use of the Defense Production Act, the order touts it will ensure that when the federal government spends taxpayer dollars, they are spent on American-made goods by American workers and with Ameri...