Tariff Exposure
Tariffs are reshaping trade
New and escalating tariffs on goods from China and other major exporters are forcing importers to reassess their sourcing strategy. Companies that act now gain a significant cost advantage.
We're building America's first state-level import substitution engine to connect domestic manufacturers with domestic importers.
National discovery · State-level intelligence
Three converging forces are making domestic sourcing the strategic imperative of the decade — and the platform to enable it doesn't exist yet.
Tariff Exposure
New and escalating tariffs on goods from China and other major exporters are forcing importers to reassess their sourcing strategy. Companies that act now gain a significant cost advantage.
Supply Chain Risk
Post-pandemic disruptions exposed deep vulnerabilities in just-in-time global supply chains. Single-source dependencies and long lead times create risks that domestic sourcing can eliminate.
Domestic Demand
Government procurement mandates, consumer sentiment, and ESG commitments are driving real demand for domestic suppliers. The market is ready — the infrastructure to connect buyers and sellers is not.
Each new participant strengthens the shared picture of what America can make, what its supply chains need, and where reshoring opportunities exist.
American manufacturers register their products, production capabilities, available capacity, certifications, and facility locations.
Technology automatically maps manufacturers’ products to the most relevant U.S. Harmonized Tariff Schedule (HTS) codes, enabling the required apples-to-apples comparison with imported products.
Domestic manufacturers’ products are compared against public manifest records, public import and export data, importer activity, country-of-origin impacts, tariff exposure, and other market indicators to identify reshoring opportunities.
Manufacturers and economic development authorities use those signals to prioritize and initiate outreach, investment, supplier development, production expansion, and domestic sourcing opportunities.
As importers join the platform, they can identify products they want to source domestically. Manufacturers can also add the imported components, materials, and equipment used in their own supply chains, contributing more direct demand information.
With each new state, EDA, manufacturer, importer, and data contribution, we grow America’s reshoring opportunities—revealing hidden demand, improving matching accuracy, and creating a more specific and actionable reshoring intelligence engine.
For Manufacturers
American manufacturers have the capacity — what's been missing is a direct line to the importers ready to buy domestic. Join the national network and make your facility discoverable by product, capability, HTS code, and state.
Your products and capabilities become searchable to qualified importers actively looking to replace foreign suppliers. No cold outreach required.
Identify the imported products, components, materials, and equipment you want to source domestically so qualified American manufacturers can respond to real demand.
For Importers
Stop searching through generic databases. Reshore Technologies combines verified manufacturers, real tariff data, import-substitution intelligence, and state-level filters in one national reshoring engine.
For Economic Development
Give your manufacturers the infrastructure to be found, matched, and connected to national demand — while gaining a clearer picture of your state's reshoring potential.
Organize manufacturers, products, capabilities, and capacity into a searchable statewide picture of what your economy can make.
The opportunity
Hover any state to explore reshoring opportunities. West Virginia is live — all 50 states coming soon.
Whether you're an American manufacturer ready to list your capabilities or an importer looking for domestic alternatives, join the national network now. West Virginia is our first activated state, with more states joining next.