US Manufacturing in 1950 55% GDP

Manufacturing in 2020 8% GDP

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•Weaknesses in the US domestic industrial base to provide adequate support to public health emergencies through access to touch-less PPE solutions;

Incentives forced Firms Abroad

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•Decades of business incentives that encouraged exporting manufacturing abroad. Attractive financial incentives were created, which led to an exodus of firms from traditional manufacturing centers in the United States;

Global Imbalances

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•Channels of unsophisticated buyers and confusion from inconsistent quality of products, ethics and ancillary services;

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•Global supply and demand imbalances;

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global demand

Global Demand for quality nitrile gloves is at an all time high creating worldwide shortages.

ARI has the Solution – US Federal contracts with first right of refusal with no production ceiling, assuring a long-term customer relationship.

availability

Availability of products to inshore US supplies meeting US requirements is in great demand. 

ARI’s Solution - There is a very strong preference by US Department of Defense to purchase all production.  In a declaration of emergency (such as the COVID19 pandemic), the US Department of Defense will purchase ALL production.

delays

ARI Solution - Freedom to sell to the open market.  Strong network of government, hospital, schools and businesses. Minority set-aside concerns to garner CBD contracts.

quality

ARI Solution – American Resolve Joint Venture

creating a relationship which will redefine “Made in America” and seize 50% of the US market.