Mapping The Engineering Supply Chain

Reshoring UK is a unique collaboration of leading industrial engineering associations to assist manufacturers connect with trusted, accredited suppliers capable of delivering products and services that match their requirements.

This structured approach will support OEMs and Tier 1 companies who need to fill the gaps in their supply chains or to support the creation of new ones. This facility will support the high value and technical requirements of such industries as aerospace, automotive, rail, marine, energy and medical from conceptual design to complete product delivery for companies searching for UK-based support for their businesses…

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The development of the Reshoring initiative is to encourage engagement with our manufacturing supply chain and to recognise the strength, skills and innovation available to manufacturers in the UK’ Baroness Burt of Solihull, Patron of Reshoring UK

“The UK is a great engineering and manufacturing nation. Jaguar Land Rover is one of many examples of Great British ingenuity. Thus, it is important that this initiative, in building a connected engineering network, improves our engineering and manufacturing ecosystem” – Michael Mychajluk, Jaguar Land Rover, Supply Chain & External Engagement Manager

“There is an increasing desire for ‘Made in Britain’ quality and a desire by many supply chains to shorten their supply chains which has seen many manufacturers realise the opportunities that come with reshoring. Lloyds Bank wholeheartedly supports GTMA’s Reshoring initiative to help its members, and those of fellow trade bodies who are supporting the initiative to help maximise growth opportunities.” – David Atkinson, UK Head of Manufacturing, Lloyds Bank Commercial Banking

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