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The Berry Amendment requires the Department of Defense to give preference to domestically grown, produced, or manufactured food, clothing, textiles, and specialty metals. It is more restrictive than the Buy American Act for these specific product categories.
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Ask about Berry AmendmentCovered items (food, clothing, textiles, hand/measuring tools, stainless steel flatware, specialty metals) must be entirely grown, reprocessed, reused, or produced in the United States. Components and raw materials must also be domestic, with very limited exceptions.
Defense contractors supplying covered items must ensure their entire supply chain is domestic. Unlike the Buy American Act, the Berry Amendment has no percentage threshold — it requires 100% domestic content for covered items. Non-compliance can result in contract termination.
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