Myth Busted: John Deere is NOT Freezing U.S. Manufacturing
06 June 2025, US: Contrary to widespread speculation, global farm equipment giant John Deere has clarified that it is not freezing its U.S. manufacturing operations. Instead, the company is doubling down on its commitment to American industry with a massive $20 billion investment planned over the next decade.
This strategic move reinforces John Deere’s focus on innovation, job creation, and long-term growth within the United States.
“Our commitment to delivering value for our customers includes ongoing investment in advanced products, solutions, and manufacturing capabilities,” said John May, Chairman and CEO of John Deere.
“Over the next decade, we will continue to make significant investments in our core U.S. market. This underscores our dedication to innovation and growth while staying cost-competitive in a global market.”
A Legacy Built in America Since 1837
With a strong workforce of over 30,000 employees spread across 60 factories and offices in more than 16 states, John Deere continues to serve a broad spectrum of industries — from agriculture and construction to landscaping. The company has manufactured in the U.S. since 1837 and shows no signs of slowing down.
This announcement comes as a response to misleading claims on social media and online forums suggesting a pullback from U.S. production. The official statement from the company not only puts those rumours to rest but also signals confidence in the strength of American manufacturing.
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