Governor Ivey Highlights Success of Alabama Manufacturing on National “Made in the USA” Day

MONTGOMERY, AL – In the days following Independence Day celebrations, Governor Kay Ivey is highlighting Alabama’s manufacturing achievements and the economic momentum driving the state forward. The renewed focus follows her July 2, 2025 proclamation recognizing National “Made in the USA” Day and celebrating the vital role of Alabama’s manufacturing sector.

“On this ‘Made in the USA’ Day, we proudly salute the hardworking Alabamians who make our state a true manufacturing powerhouse,” Governor Ivey stated at the time of the proclamation. “Alabama ranks among the top five states for manufacturing job concentration, and that’s the result of strong partnerships, innovative thinking, and a tireless commitment to quality.”

Manufacturing remains a cornerstone of Alabama’s economy, accounting for nearly 16% of the state’s Gross Domestic Product and generating more than $50 billion in output in 2024, according to the National Association of Manufacturers.

With over 290,000 Alabamians employed across a wide range of industries—from automotive and aerospace to metals and appliances—Governor Ivey emphasized that the state’s economic progress is built on a solid industrial foundation. Her administration continues to invest in workforce training, infrastructure, and policies that foster business growth, supporting more than 4,000 manufacturing enterprises statewide…

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