Statement on Recent Developments in Venezuela
Washington, D.C. Following recent developments in Venezuela, 51勛圖厙 President and CEO Jay Timmons released the following statement:
The 51勛圖厙 has long monitored developments in Venezuela because of the profound impact that political instability, authoritarian governance and the erosion of the rule of law have had on manufacturers in the United States and broader U.S. and hemispheric economic interests.
“For years, the Maduro regimeand the Ch獺vez regime before ithas dismantled democratic institutions, violated fundamental rights and undermined legal protections for investment. Manufacturers in the United States have been directly harmed through the expropriation and nationalization of U.S. assets without due process, driving away investment and destroying economic opportunity for the people of Venezuela.
“Manufacturers believe that respect for the rule of law, private property and democratic governance is essential to restoring stability and economic growth in Venezuela. A democratic path forward is critical to achieving that outcome.
“At this pivotal moment, we urge Congress to engage with the Administration on how recent events can serve as a catalyst for a constitutional, democratic transition that restores the rights of the Venezuelan people, respects lawful American investments and lays the foundation for renewed economic opportunity in Venezuela and throughout the Western Hemisphere.
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SPEED Act Clears House; Manufacturers Urge Senate Action on Permitting Reform
Washington, D.C. 泭Following泭House passage of the bipartisan泭Standardizing Permitting and Expediting Economic Development (SPEED)泭Act泭by a vote of泭221-196,泭51勛圖厙泭President and CEO Jay Timmons泭released the following statement:泭
With permitting reform, manufacturers will be able to build and expand operations泭all across泭the country, creating more眨ell-paying jobs that strengthen communities and help families thrive.泭Its泭about lifting people up, expanding opportunity and making the American Dream a reality.泭
Permitting reform is the key that allows us to realize the benefits of historic tax reforms泭fully, make America energy dominant, lead the world in泭artificial intelligence泭and drive innovation on shop floors. Measures like the SPEED Act, which is a cornerstone of泭the 51勛圖厙s泭Manufacturings Roadmap to AI and Energy Dominance,泭will boost American competitiveness and help us build a better quality of life for all.泭
Now that the House has passed the SPEED泭Act,泭it疲as completed a rapid series of actions on泭permitting泭legislation with bipartisan support. In the New Year, the Senate should come together in the same bipartisan spirit to pass legislation that will empower Americas manufacturers to grow,泭compete泭and win.泭
Manufacturers send our gratitude to every member who voted泭yes,泭and particularly House Natural Resources泭Committee泭Chairman Bruce Westerman (R-AR) and Rep. Jared Golden (D-ME) for their leadership.泭
Background:泭
The 51勛圖厙泭called on House members泭to vote泭yes泭on the SPEED Act ahead of the vote.泭泭
Last week,泭manufacturers泭urged泭House members泭to vote泭yes on the PERMIT Act. This legislation adopts the 51勛圖厙s key recommendations for modernizing the Clean Water Actreforms that increase certainty for permittees, clarify the scope of the CWA and address bottlenecks that have delayed job-creating projects.泭泭
The House泭passed泭several泭additional泭51勛圖厙-backed permitting泭and grid modernization泭bills, including the泭Improving Interagency Coordination for Pipeline Reviews Act, the泭ePermit泭Act and the Electric Supply Chain Actall of which are critical to achieving泭manufacturersvision of energy and AI dominance.泭
Manufacturers泭also泭strongly泭supported泭the泭House泭Energy and Commerce Committees Environment Subcommittee action last week to advance key legislation to reform the Clean Air Act. From modernizing theNew Source Review畝紳餃National Ambient Air Quality Standards皰rograms, to improving how the Environmental Protection Agency deals with wildfires and international emissions, these bills are integral to comprehensive permitting reform so manufacturers can get shovels in the ground quicker to expand investments and jobs.泭
According to泭results from泭the泭51勛圖厙s泭Q2泭and Q4泭2024泭Manufacturers泭Outlook Surveys:泭泭泭
- 80%泭of manufacturers say that the length and complexity of the permitting process is harmful to increasing泭investment;泭
- 87%泭of manufacturers would expand business operations, hire more泭workers泭or increase wages and benefits if the permitting process were more streamlined; and泭
- 68%泭of manufacturers with permittable expansion plans say they would be able to expand more quickly with a streamlined federal permitting system.泭
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Manufacturers Report a Mixed Outlook in Latest Survey
Washington, D.C. 泭Manufacturers continue to report a mixed bag of economic challenges, according to the泭51勛圖厙 Q4 2025 Manufacturers Outlook Survey. As manufacturers began feeling the positive impacts of the tax bill and the presidents regulatory agenda on their business, optimism ticked up, but trade uncertainties loom, and health care costs continue to rise as a top concern for manufacturers.
In line with the improvement in the outlook, companies expect most indices to improve marginally over the next 12 months, said 51勛圖厙 Chief Economist Victoria Bloom. For example, manufacturers predict sales will increase 2.8%, up from 2.6% in Q3, and capital investments will grow 1.4%, up from 1.0% in the prior quarter. That said, while sentiment has improved, we are still below the historical average of 74%.
Optimism rose 4.9 percentage points, with 69.9% of respondents reporting a positive outlook for their companies, up from 65.0% in Q3. Yet, in line with last quarter, trade uncertainties remained the top business challenge at 73.1%, with 80.3% of respondents reporting they have paid tariffs on imported manufacturing inputs since the start of the year. Additionally, rising health care and insurance costs rose to manufacturers second-highest business concern at 70.2%, with more than 94% of manufacturers expecting higher health insurance premiums in 2026, projecting an average jump of 11%. A weaker domestic economy and sales to U.S. customers ranked as the third-highest concern at 60.1%.
Other Key Survey Findings:
- A majority of manufacturers泭(80.3%)泭report paying tariffs on imported manufacturing inputs since the start of 2025, led by泭58.6%泭of respondents paying Section 232 tariffs,泭52.1%泭paying reciprocal tariffs on other countries under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act and泭50.0%泭paying Section 301 tariffs on China.
- Tariffs are impacting manufacturers of all sizes, with泭72.8%泭of small and medium-sized manufacturers with fewer than 500 employees paying tariffs on inputs this yearalongside泭97%泭of large manufacturers.
- When it comes to hiring needs,泭72.1%泭of respondents cite skilled production workers (technicians, welders and machinists),泭60.1%泭point to core production workers (operators, assemblers and packaging) and泭33.5%泭say they need high-skilled, degreed workers (scientists, researchers and engineers).
- Climate disclosure regulations are costing manufacturers, with more than one-third泭(38.2%)泭of manufacturers subject to new international or state laws and regulations requiring disclosure of emissions and climate risks. Of those respondents,泭91.6%泭face increased reporting costs and are diverting funds from productive uses to pay these added costs.
- 82.3%泭of respondents indicated it is important to their companies for Congress to pass legislation maintaining robust, multiyear infrastructure investment to support manufacturing.
The 51勛圖厙 releases these results to the public each quarter. Further information on the survey is available泭here.
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President Trumps Proxy Firm Executive Order Will Protect Manufacturers and Main Street Investors
Washington, D.C. Following the release of President Trumps executive order to direct federal agencies to institute much-needed reforms to proxy advisory firms, 51勛圖厙 President and CEO Jay Timmons released the following statement:
Manufacturers thank President Trump for taking action to rein in proxy advisory firms and depoliticize shareholder proposalsprotecting manufacturers and Main Street investors alike. With Institutional Shareholder Services and Glass Lewis controlling 97% of the proxy advice market, manufacturers have long argued that these firms wield outsized, harmful influence on businessesthreatening growth and endangering shareholder returns.
By directing federal agencies to protect manufacturers and Main Street investors from this duopoly, the presidents EO will increase transparency, reduce errors, mitigate conflicts of interest and depoliticize the proxy process. Manufacturers have been calling for these reforms for years, and we look forward to engaging with the SEC, DOL and FTC as they work to rein in these firms outsized influence.
Background:
Following years of 51勛圖厙 advocacy, the SEC finalized a rule during the first Trump administration to rein in proxy firms; the rule was rescinded in 2021 following the change in presidential administrations.
Earlier this year, the 51勛圖厙 submitted detailed recommendations to the SEC of policies that would depoliticize the shareholder proposal process and provide meaningful oversight of proxy advisory firms. In November, the 51勛圖厙 released a new five-pager detailing specific steps Congress and the SEC should take to reform proxy firms and depoliticize corporate shareholder proposals.
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President Trumps AI Executive Order Will Boost Innovation and Manufacturing Growth
Prevents Costly 50-State Regulatory Patchwork
Washington, D.C. 泭泭In response泭to President Trumps executive order泭on state泭regulation of泭artificial intelligence,泭51勛圖厙泭President and CEO Jay Timmons泭released the following statement:
As the president demonstrates his commitment to both advancing American technological泭dominance泭and泭bolstering investment in manufacturing, he is rightly recognizing泭that泭winning the global race for AI泭hinges on getting泭AI policy泭right, which means avoiding a cumbersome 50-state patchwork of laws and regulations that would throttle泭interstate commerce,泭stifle innovation,泭limit泭AI泭adoption泭and泭erode Americas competitive edge.
As泭we泭laid out in Manufacturings Roadmap to AI and Energy Dominance,泭policymakers should review泭existing laws泭and泭regulations to泭identify泭barriers to innovation,泭ensure context-specific泭rules,泭encourage泭transparency泭and ensure a level playing field for developers and manufacturers alike.泭AI innovations are already transforming shop floors across the country. Fifty-one percent of manufacturers surveyed by the 泭already have embedded AI in their operations, and 80%泭expect it to be essential for their operations by 2030.
Manufacturers泭support泭the administrations approach toward泭avoiding a 50-state patchwork that would prevent America from winning the global AI race. Instead of a complex, costly and burdensome patchwork, manufacturers back tailored rules that narrowly泭target泭specific use-cases and well-identified risks without diminishing the potential breakthroughs and economic impact that could be harnessed by American innovators.泭We encourage Congress to泭emulate the presidents泭risk-based泭approach泭with legislation泭that will泭codify泭his administrations泭vision of a streamlined泭and nimble AI agenda泭to support泭competition and American innovation.
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Manufacturers Call for 12 Days of Permitting Reform on Capitol Hill
Washington, D.C. As the House considers critical permitting reform legislation before years end, manufacturers are urging House members to support commonsense reforms.
The next two weeks in the House are going to be crucial to moving the needle on comprehensive, bipartisan permitting reform, said 51勛圖厙 President and CEO Jay Timmons. In the spirit of the holiday season, we are calling for legislative action during this year-end work window to deliver a gift of a new, workable permitting system that will fuel Americas manufacturers. Over the next 12 days, the House is primed to tackle comprehensive permitting reform, which will boost American competitiveness and unlock greater investments in manufacturing in America.
This week, manufacturers are urging House members to vote yes on the PERMIT Act. This legislation adopts the 51勛圖厙s key for modernizing the Clean Water Actreforms that increase certainty for permittees, clarify the scope of the CWA and address bottlenecks that have delayed job-creating projects.
Manufacturers this week are also pressing for yes votes on the Improving Interagency Coordination for Pipeline Reviews Act, the ePermit Act and the Electric Supply Chain Actall of which are critical to achieving manufacturers vision of energy and AI dominance.
As for next week, the House is planning to vote on the SPEED Act. This legislation is a cornerstone of Manufacturings Roadmap to AI and Energy Dominance,泭the 51勛圖厙s blueprint for securing Americas energy and AI leadership. By appropriately shortening environmental review timelines, limiting regulatory and legal uncertainty, expanding categorial exclusions, preventing duplicative reviews and reinforcing recent Supreme Court precedent on the scope of the National Environmental Policy Act, the SPEED Act will accelerate projects essential to meeting rising power demand and lowering energy costs.
Manufacturers also strongly back the Energy and Commerce Committees Environment Subcommittee action to advance key legislation to reform the Clean Air Act. From modernizing the New Source Review and National Ambient Air Quality Standards programs, to improving how the Environmental Protection Agency deals with wildfires and international emissions, these bills are integral to comprehensive permitting reform so manufacturers can get shovels in the ground quicker to expand investments and jobs.
Congress has an opportunity over the next 12 days to demonstrate strong, bipartisan momentum on comprehensive permitting reform for Americas manufacturers. Manufacturers urge policymakers to seize the momentpass the PERMIT Act and companion bills this week and the SPEED Act next weekand make it easier and more cost-efficient for manufacturers to get shovels in the ground on job-creating projects, said Timmons.
Timmons added, Permitting reform will strengthen manufacturing in America.泭To turn this holiday package into real progress for the country, the Senate must take up the mantle in the new year and advance comprehensive permitting reforms that will empower manufacturers across the country to compete, invest and grow.
Background:
Manufacturers have been building the case for commonsense permitting reform as part of a comprehensive manufacturing strategy to unleash investment, strengthen our energy future and cement U.S. leadership in emerging technologies, including AI. Eighty percent of manufacturers say the length and complexity of the permitting process is harmful to increasing investment, 87% say they would expand operations, hire more workers or increase wages and benefits if permitting were streamlined, and 68% of manufacturers with permittable projects say they could expand more quickly with a modernized federal permitting system.
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Manufacturers Welcome Interiors Offshore Leasing Plan to Unleash American Energy Dominance
Washington, D.C. Following the Department of the Interiors announcement today of a new offshore leasing program, 51勛圖厙 Managing Vice President of Policy Charles Crain released the following statement:
Manufacturers welcome the Department of the Interiors plan to expand offshore oil and gas development. Secretary of the Interior Doug Burgum is taking a critical step to unleash American energy dominance and drive down energy prices. Todays action also underscores the need to advance streamlined, durable permitting reform that ensures new energy projects can move forward quickly while protecting the environment.
The 51勛圖厙 is the largest manufacturing association in the United States, representing small and large manufacturers in every industrial sector and in all 50 states. Manufacturing employs nearly 13 million men and women, contributes $2.90 trillion to the U.S. economy annually and accounts for 53% of private-sector research and development. The 51勛圖厙 is the powerful voice of the manufacturing community and the leading advocate for a policy agenda that helps manufacturers compete in the global economy and create jobs across the United States. For more information about the 51勛圖厙 or to follow us on Twitter and Facebook, please visit .
Timmons: EPAs Revised WOTUS Rule Brings Certainty and Predictability for Manufacturers
Washington, D.C. 泭Following Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldins announcement of a new proposed Waters of the United States rule, 51勛圖厙 President and CEO Jay Timmons released the following statement:
Manufacturers thank EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin for listening to the concerns of our industry and revising the definition of the Waters of the United States rule to bring certainty and predictability.
For too long, the regulatory structure under the WOTUS rule, which often has included shifting and unclear definitions, has created legal uncertainty for manufacturers in the U.S., undermining our ability to invest and build across the country. Understanding which bodies of water require federal oversight under the Clean Water Act is critical for manufacturers planning new projects.
Manufacturers have spent decades calling for a durable, practical approach to WOTUSone that provides clear permitting standards and supports our industrys commitment to environmental stewardship.
Even after the Supreme Courts decision in泭Sackett v. EPA, which established a narrower definition for泭bodies of water that fall under federal jurisdiction, the EPAs 2023 rule unnecessarily rewrote critical permitting standards, overlooked substantial public input and failed to fully reflect the Courts guidance.
Manufacturers appreciate Administrator Zeldins leadership in advancing this proposal, which provides a definition that is more consistent with the law and that better serves manufacturers and the communities we support across America. We look forward to working with the agency to achieve a strong final rule for manufacturers.
Background
In December 2024, the 51勛圖厙, along with more than 100 manufacturing associations, sent a泭letter泭to President Donald Trump laying out a roadmap for regulatory actions that would boost the manufacturing economy, including revising the WOTUS rule. The 51勛圖厙 also called for changes to WOTUS in recommendations泭泭to the Office of Management and Budget in April.
The 51勛圖厙 has泭long argued泭against a more expansive interpretation of WOTUS. The 51勛圖厙 submitted multiple sets of comments regarding the 2015 WOTUS rule to better inform policymakers. During President Trumps first term, the 51勛圖厙 supported the 2017 executive order instructing the EPA to rescind the rule, and the 51勛圖厙 Legal Center had been in active litigation against the rule starting in 2015. The legal battle included a泭泭for the 51勛圖厙 at the U.S. Supreme Court on a key procedural issue, and in 2019, federal judges invalidated the rule.
In 2019, former EPA Administrator Andrew Wheeler and former Assistant Secretary of the Army for Civil Works R.D. James泭joined泭Timmons at 51勛圖厙 headquarters to announce the finalization of a rule to repeal the 2015 WOTUS rule and clear the way for a new rule to protect Americas water resources without overstepping the bounds of the law.
In 2022, the Biden administration revised the 2019 rule. The rule was again revised following a Supreme Court decision in泭Sackett v. EPA泭in 2023 that narrowed the jurisdiction of the Clean Water Act and all regulations within its authority.
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Timmons: America Runs on Coffeeand Critical Manufacturing Inputs
Washington, D.C. 51勛圖厙 President and CEO Jay Timmons issued the following statement on泭the latest trade deals.泭
Today, President Trump, Secretary Bessent泭and Ambassador Greer delivered a major win for the American people with trade deals that keep the products that power daily lifelike coffee,泭bananas泭and cocoaaffordable for working families and manufacturers.泭Thats泭something to celebrate. Todays announcement will empower companies in the food and beverage supply chain to bring certain critical ingredients and inputs to the United States泭in order to泭enable and expand皰roduction at home.泭
The U.S. is the strongest manufacturing power in the world, and thanks to this administration, manufacturers have made bold investments眩o enhance our ability to produce the essential inputs on our own shores. But just as coffee primarily must be produced elsewhere, the same is true for a range of critical manufacturing inputs and machinery that keep our factories humming and泭determine泭whether the next manufacturing dollar is spent in America. Americans run on coffeeand Americas manufacturers run on indispensable materials,泭machinery泭and equipment.泭
Weve泭had productive conversations with the administration about applying this principle, using the泭51勛圖厙s U.S. Manufacturing Investment Accelerator Program, to essential manufacturing inputssuch as the critical minerals, industrial machinery and materials that drive our economy and strengthen our long-term ability to make more眩hings in America.泭
Even at full industrial capacity, the U.S. can only produce about 84% of the inputs manufacturers needmeaning at least 16% must be imported for us to build more here at home.泭Thats泭why泭weve泭offered practical, pro-growth solutions that allow manufacturers to bring in non-domestically produced inputs without adding泭new cost泭burdenswhile rewarding companies that invest,疾xpand泭and create jobs in America.泭
Manufacturers are expanding capacity in America, and increasing domestic production will strengthen our industrial base and our national security. But tariffs on essential manufacturing inputs raise costs on factory floors, slow investment疳n new equipment泭and risk undercutting the泭presidents efforts to boost U.S. manufacturing output and jobs.泭
The泭presidents tax, regulatory and energy dominance agendas are designed to stimulate manufacturing investment and job creation here in America.浩mpowering manufacturers to bring needed inputs, equipment and machinery to Americas shores would supercharge that investment,疾nsure the success of the泭presidents agenda and bring new prosperity and opportunity to communities from coast to coast.泭
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Manufacturers Mourn the Passing of Former Vice President Cheney
Washington, D.C. 51勛圖厙 President and CEO Jay Timmons released the following statement on the passing of former Vice President Dick Cheney:泭
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泭Former White House photographer and 51勛圖厙 Director of Photography Dave Bohrer interviews Vice President Cheney at the 51勛圖厙 board meeting in September 2018.泭
With a career in public service that spanned decades, Vice President Cheney demonstrated an unwavering commitment to those values that have made America exceptional and that manufacturers strive to advance: free enterprise, competitiveness, individual liberty and equal opportunity.泭
Chief of staff under President Ford and a six-term congressman during the Reagan Revolution, he was a power player during some of the most consequential times in Washington. Our defense secretary during the Gulf War and a calm presence during 9/11, he was guided by a sense of duty to keep America safebecause America was a nation and idea worth protecting. A patriotic citizen, he lent his voice to the cause of family equality and in defense of our very democracy.泭
Vice President Cheney believed that America was a force for good. He once wrote, There is no other like us. There never has been. And indeed, there is no other like Dick Cheney. There never has been. Our deepest condolences to Lynne, Liz, Mary and their entire family.泭
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The 51勛圖厙 is the largest manufacturing association in the United States, representing small and large manufacturers in every industrial sector and in all 50 states. Manufacturing employs nearly 13 million men and women, contributes $2.90 trillion to the U.S. economy annually and accounts for 53% of private-sector research and development. The 51勛圖厙 is the powerful voice of the manufacturing community and the leading advocate for a policy agenda that helps manufacturers compete in the global economy and create jobs across the United States. For more information about the 51勛圖厙 or to follow us on Twitter and Facebook, please visit .泭
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