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The New England Trade Adjustment Assistance Center Inc. (NETAAC), located in Boston, is a government funded non-profit organization. NETAAC offers cost shared assistance for import-injured manufacturers through a grant from the U.S. Department of Commerce. NETAAC's mission is to help New England manufacturers increase profitability and retain employees while competing with imported products.
Program Overview
Companies that have experienced recent declines in sales and employment, due at
least in part to increasing imports of competitive products, are eligible
for participation in the program, in which the federal
government pays 50% of the cost of consulting services designed to help
the client firm improve its competitive position. (The federal government pays
75% if the firm requests $30,000 or less of assistance.) There are twelve Trade
Adjustment Assistance Centers serving different regions of the country.
Review testimonials from participating manufacturers that have used this financial assistance to improve competitiveness against imports.
Review financial information showing the impact that NETAAC has had on firms in New England.
There is no cost to apply to the program and NETAAC handles all associated paperwork. This program is exempt from the Freedom of Information Act. All information regarding manufacturers in the program is held in strict confidence by NETAAC. Find out what types of projects are eligible for this straight forward Department of Commerce program.
Review some questions and answers that are frequently asked about NETAAC.
NETAAC is one of twelve regional not-for-profit organizations that manage this government program across the country. Contact us to find out more about how NETAAC can assist your company.
NETAAC can provide substantial financial assistance to defray the
cost of projects aimed at strengthening operations and sharpening competitiveness
for manufacturers in a variety of industries. This customized business assistance is used for a wide range of
initiatives including marketing, information technology, manufacturing,
engineering, and quality.
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