By enhancing our competitiveness in the above areas, U.S. chemical manufacturers will be in a stronger position to produce more in the United States. Demand for the products of chemistry will increase in the U.S. over time but even more so in the rest of the world. In that regard, it is critical that the U.S. strategy on supply chain resilience prioritize opening new markets. Commercially meaningful new market access allows our companies to take advantage of economies of scale, thereby manufacturing more important chemistries at home in the United States and exporting more of those chemistries to the world. Enhancing our competitiveness will beget more competitiveness in the long run – and therefore greater supply chain resiliency. And where U.S. trading partners are not playing by the rules and tilting the playing field in the favor of their domestic companies, we urge the Administration to enforce U.S. trade agreements and U.S. trade remedies laws.