Preference for U.S. Manufacturing Sample Clauses
The "Preference for U.S. Manufacturing" clause establishes a requirement or priority for sourcing goods, materials, or components from manufacturers based in the United States. In practice, this means that when procuring products or entering into contracts, preference must be given to U.S.-made items unless exceptions apply, such as unavailability or excessive cost. This clause is designed to support domestic industry, promote local job creation, and ensure compliance with government or organizational policies favoring American manufacturing.
Preference for U.S. Manufacturing. The Parties agree that an important purpose of the CRADA is to improve U.S. competitiveness so as to provide substantial benefit to the U.S. economy. Thus, any product embodying CRADA inventions, or produced through the use of such inventions, for sale or use in the United States by the Collaborator or any affiliate, or licensee, shall be manufactured substantially in the United States.