‘Buy American’ Executive Order Receives Backlash
AAM And Wider Industry Call For Broader Changes To Framework
Executive Summary
To build a “reliable long-term domestic production” of medicines and related supplies and to “minimize potential shortages,” US President Donald Trump has signed a ‘Buy American’ executive order. However, the move has left industry wondering if it is a sustainable solution.
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