Manufacturing mistakes can cost more than materials
The resurgence of US-based manufacturing, supported by government incentives and reshoring efforts, is bringing renewed focus to risk mitigation strategies.
Among them, errors and omissions (E&O) insurance is becoming increasingly relevant, particularly as technological complexity, regulatory demands, and extended supply chains introduce new exposures.
“Longer supply chains, technology integration and detailed production processes continue to increase the potential for errors,” said Zach Harsch, assistant vice president with Amwins Brokerage in Kansas City. “Regulatory scrutiny