Section 1 Short title
This Act may be cited as the “MadeInAmerica.gov Act”.
MadeInAmerica.gov Act
A BILL
To require the creation and maintenance of a MadeInAmerica.gov website.
Sec. 2 Definitions
Sec. 3 MadeInAmerica.gov
Website creation— The Secretary shall create and maintain a website named “MadeInAmerica.gov”.
Website features— Such website shall—
publish a list of all products made in America;
publish a list of all companies that only make products made in America;
publish contact information, including website addresses, for manufacturers of products listed pursuant to paragraph (1);
publish contact information, including website addresses, for companies listed pursuant to paragraph (2);
provide direct links to online ordering pages for products listed pursuant to paragraph (1); and
be searchable by product, company, type of product, and type of company.
Website inclusion— The Secretary shall—
only publish such products, companies, contact information, and order page information requested by a company;
create a form interested companies may complete in order to satisfy the requirement in paragraph (1); and
make publicly available, in a conspicuous location on the homepage of MadeInAmerica.gov, the form required by paragraph (2).
Penalties—
Any company found to have submitted false information in order to secure product or company inclusion on MadeInAmerica.gov shall be—
fined not less than $10,000 for each false statement; and
barred from listing product or company information on MadeInAmerica.gov—
for not less than one year for the first offense;
for not less than five years for the second offense; and
permanently for the third offense.
Any penalty collected pursuant to this section shall be used to operate and advertise MadeInAmerica.gov, and enact the requirements of this Act.
Regulations— The Secretary shall issue such regulations as are necessary to implement this Act.
Effective date— The website required by this Act shall be operational within two years of enactment of this Act.