Where your $600 goes inside America's most iconic mixer
90 cents of every dollar stays in America — six times more than a cheap import keeps here.
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90 cents of every dollar stays in America — six times more than a cheap import keeps here.
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Read the issueAxon pulled in $807 million last quarter and just raised 2026 guidance to 30-32% growth.
Read the issueProducts using at least 85% domestic metal pay 10% import duty. Foreign metal pays 50%. The gap is wide enough that factory purchasing decisions are already shifting.
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