Building a transparent material supply chain is a challenge in today’s dynamic global market. Simultaneously, the need for knowledge around the processes used to create materials is becoming increasingly important. By choosing products that are “made in the U.S.,” we’re not only able to mitigate risk and appeal to customers, but we also create opportunity. The material supply chain is a complex collaboration between many stakeholders on a global level – but it’s still important to be aware of what’s happening before and after your role in the process.