AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoPFAS Accountability: North Carolina’s AG announced a nearly $600M Chemours/DuPont settlement tied to river pollution, with residents and advocates split over whether the payout matches the scale of harm. Defense Industrial Base: Poland floated building Patriot-related production in “safe territory” if Ukraine gets U.S. licenses, while the U.S. also moved to secure 67 F-35 AN/APG-85 radar sets via long-lead procurement. Workforce & Training: Phillips Corp. will open a $2M hands-on maintenance and mechatronics center near Norfolk Naval Shipyard to speed up technician training for shipbuilding and manufacturing. Auto Manufacturing Demand Shift: Trump’s fuel-economy rollback could reshape Michigan jobs as buyers lean toward hybrids, not full EVs. Supply Chain Security: Aerospace suppliers are scrambling to replace China-dependent yttrium used in jet-engine coatings, testing older alternatives and recycling. Tech & Industrial Logistics: Amazon will let sellers run one inbound shipment to a single U.S. facility and distribute to eight countries, aiming to cut storage costs and speed replenishment.
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