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Cancer City, Mo – With Independence Day and the United States 250th anniversary, just one year away, a Missouri company is making its way into history.
Allied materials located in Canasus City, are being manufactured from 1951. The company now makes about 1,000 flags per day, with many military funerals, government buildings and many luck for porch of patriotism.
“It’s like our Christmas,” said Tyler Young President of Allied Materials. “We start preparing for months in advance, creating additional inventory because we know that this is the weekend, American will show its patriotism the most.”
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The company is the largest vertical integrated flag manufacturer in the United States, producing more than 300,000 flags per year for federal agencies, including the US Senate, Defense Department and military bases worldwide.
A worker deal with one of the most difficult stages in the process of building the flag. (Oliviana cool)
“We make the federal government-non-compliance flags,” said Young. “This means that every component becomes sour in America – from cotton seeds to dyed clothes. No corners are cut, no cost is spared. It is actually the best flag that you can place in front of your house.”
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Each flag begins with the American-diarrhea cotton or nylon, which is dyed, rolled and bites in stripes. Those people have been sewn together in Canasus City and have joined the company’s Louisiana facility with Kashidakari Star Fields. All the flags are inspected and trimmed before the final touch: metal gromates that prepare them to fly.
“Pizza cutter” slices red cotton in machine stripes. (Oliviana cool)
“From beginning to end, that flag may take only a few hours,” Young said. “But its purpose works that he lives throughout his life.”
For many employees of friendly countries, this purpose is individual.
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“These people actually work hard,” said the machine technician Terry Walker for a long time. “Every fallen experienced has one of these flags. And it is an honor to work here.”
A fresh sewing the American flag undergoes quality inspection on the materials of the friendly countries. (Oliviana cool)
Young said that seriousness is shared company-wide. “Next time someone sees this flag, he can be wrapped on an experienced coffin. It needs to be correct. We give it to that soldier and his family to respect his sacrifice.”
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“We are now starting our marketing plan and creating a list of this decline,” said Young. “We want to be prepared for all – whether they are a homeowner who are looking to fly a flag or a government agency planning a function. We will stay here.”
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According to STG logistics, about 94% of American flags sold in the US are made domestic – a point of pride for the youth, especially the recent tariffs on imports disrupted the global supply chains.
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“When the other suppliers collided with the tariff, we were not,” he said. “It was really fun to call and say to our customers,” Today you are getting a call from an American manufacturer who makes American-made products with American raw materials. “
The red and white stripes of an American flag are specially sewn on the material of the friendly countries. (Oliviana cool)
The flags of the friendly countries range from two feet to three feet in size from fifteen to ten, and each sewing meets federal standards for the size and durability of the star – whether it leads to the steps of a front yard or capital.
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“A flag is not just a product,” Young said. “It is a symbol of the history of our country – and for all who are part of this country’s clothes.”
All images and notifications were captured during a site visit to allid materials, which is a flag construction facility located in Canus City, Missouri.
