How American-Made Wins in an Uncertain Economy: Mark Andol on Fox Business

For years, American manufacturing has faced challenges—factories shutting down, jobs moving overseas, and industries becoming dependent on foreign production. But now, that conversation is shifting. With tariff discussions, supply chain disruptions, and economic uncertainty, one thing is clear: it’s time to make made in America important again.

That’s been our mission since day one at the Made in America Store. And recently, our founder, Mark Andol, took that message to Fox Business.

In an interview with Lauren Simonetti, Mark tackled the pressing economic issues affecting businesses across the country. While many retailers scramble to adjust to global uncertainty, we remain completely unaffected by foreign trade policies. Why? Because we don’t rely on imports. Every product we sell—down to the raw materials and packaging—is 100% American-made.

Tariffs Don’t Touch American-Made

As tariff discussions continue, businesses across the country are paying close attention. But at the Made in America Store, tariffs don’t change the way we do business. By exclusively supporting American manufacturers, we’re insulated from global market shifts.

While others react to overseas trade policies, we stay steady, reliable, and focused on quality. That’s the power of sourcing right here at home.

A Supply Chain That Works

The past few years have shown how fragile overseas supply chains can be—factory shutdowns, shipping delays, and material shortages left businesses struggling to keep shelves stocked. Many consumers experienced it firsthand with empty aisles and long wait times.

At the Made in America Store, that never happened.

Because we source everything domestically, our shelves stayed stocked, our customers never faced long delays, and our American manufacturers continued to thrive. A reliable supply chain isn’t a luxury—it’s the key to a strong, independent economy.

Why This Interview is a Must-Watch

Mark Andol isn’t just talking about the future of American manufacturing—he’s proving that it works. The Made in America Store has grown from just 50 products to over 15,000, supporting more than 500 U.S. manufacturers and thousands of American jobs.

This interview isn’t just a conversation—it’s proof that American-made works. If you believe in a stronger, more independent America, this is one discussion you don’t want to miss.

Watch the full interview here: bit.ly/43iv8SO