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Kate Magill

  • Editor and Writer, Freelance
  • Senior Manager, Corporate Content, Veson Nautical
Washington, D.C.
As seen in: Yahoo Finance, Flipboard, Baltimore Sun, Howard County Times, IT Media, Government Technology, Retail Dive, The Outlook at Monmouth University, NewsBreak, Bryan-College Station Eagle and
Editor @SupplyChainDive, @ManufactureDive, @TransportDive | Proudly past @AmChamSh, @BaltSunMedia. | Like talking about supply chains, China, sometimes both
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Manufacturing is an innovative career. How can we convince the next generation of workers of this?

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By Kate Magill
| Manufacturing Dive
This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. It's a bittersweet day — my last as the lead editor of Manufacturing Dive. We launched this publication nearly three years ago, and since then, our small team has covered a massive industry that's undergoing monumental change in the United States. We've covered topics such as factory openings and changes in PFAS regulations, as well as the rise of AI and other newsworthy topics.
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Tracking PFAS legislation across the US

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By Sara Samora , Kate Magill
| Manufacturing Dive
PFAS are everywhere. Manufacturers have been using “forever chemicals” for their durability and resistance to heat and water, adding them in countless everyday products for decades, such as cell phones, laptops, medical devices, textiles and food packaging. Up until the late 1990s, the chemicals were seen as an innovative breakthrough.
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Tracking PFAS legislation across the US

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By Sara Samora , Kate Magill
| buff.ly
The most recent updates to this tracker include Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker signing laws banning the use of PFAS in certain consumer products and requiring manufacturers to report its use in firefighting equipment or personal protective equipment. PFAS are everywhere. Manufacturers have been using “forever chemicals” for their durability and resistance to heat and water, adding them in countless everyday products for decades, such as cell phones, laptops, medical devices, textiles and food packaging.
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