Japan’s government promotes technology in health care
Wisconsin companies with health care technology may find opportunities in Japan. Read More
The UK boosts funding to improve health care, expand technology
An aggressive effort by the UK government to reduce health care backlogs and adopt health technology is likely to require imports from the best and the brightest suppliers, including companies in Wisconsin. Read More
Mexico’s pharmaceutical industry grows
Wisconsin companies can provide services and products to the pharmaceutical and medical markets in Mexico, and these exports are particularly needed in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. Read More
Biotechnology: Made in Belgium
Wisconsin and Belgium are both centers for biotech, and companies might want to consider collaborations or joint ventures. Read More
Digitization of the Dutch health care system advances
The market for digital health services will develop very dynamically in the coming years, with opportunities for Wisconsin exporters. Read More
Gains in Russia’s 2020 pharmaceutical market
Sales of pharmaceutical drugs soared in Russia in 2020 as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. Read More
The Dutch government seeks electronic health innovations
Wisconsin health care technology companies should consider exploring opportunities to help the Dutch health care system improve electronic health records exchanges and offer online access to health services. Read More
Biotechnology flourishes in Germany
With the largest number of biotech companies in Europe, world-class research infrastructure and internationally renowned scientists, Germany has established itself as an international biotechnology hub. Read More
Approaching midlife, China’s millennials spend freely on health care products
These consumers vastly prefer imports to domestically made products. Read More
Japan’s medical device industry
As in many markets around the world, Japan's market is growing with an aging population, and opportunities also exist to provide scarce personal protective equipment as the pandemic continues. Read More