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U.S. textile reshoring is less about rebuilding individual factories and more about restoring the scale, supply-chain depth and policy stability needed to make domestic production viable.
Three days of negotiations will focus on autos, steel, agriculture and economic security while the administration pushes for more North American manufacturing.
The U.S. will not extend the USMCA for another 16 years, opting instead for annual reviews that keep the agreement in place for now but introduce ongoing negotiations and greater uncertainty for North American trade.
The U.S., Canada and Mexico are expected to miss a July 1 deadline to renew USMCA, setting up prolonged trade negotiations and renewed uncertainty across North American supply chains.
As U.S. fashion companies leverage “tariff engineering” to mitigate import duty increases, U.S. apparel imports in 2025 included more cotton apparel, fewer with man-made fiber (MMF), and more from free trade partners.
Economy Minister Marcelo Ebrard says the trade pact talks are advancing toward a July 1 review deadline, even as Trump renews skepticism.

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