The island nation is seeking to grow more of its own food domestically, and Wisconsin companies can aid in the transition.

Both markets can serve as a gateway into Southeast Asia for Wisconsin companies.

Bags, pouches and spill-proof packaging, as well as on-the-go personalized packs, are all especially in demand.

Imports of industrial machinery are rising along with this trend.

These stable and growing markets are eager for U.S. exports.

Low-cost carriers in particular are growing rapidly, and will have a need for aircraft, parts and MRO services.

Opportunities for Wisconsin companies to assist with developing transportation, electricity, telecommunications, water and sanitation infrastructure

Rising incomes, as well as rising health needs, are driving massive growth in the sector.

The liberalization of the air services regime within Southeast Asia’s common market is leading to a proliferation of low-cost carriers, allowing many people to fly for the first time. Singapore’s Changi Airport is an increasingly important hub for air travel within Asia; its growth by the end of the next decade is projected to double to 135 million passengers per year. The aviation sector is expected to contribute $65 billion to Singapore’s GDP by 2035.

Singapore has built world-class infrastructure for bioscience research and development (R&D) and manufacturing, and has attracted and developed skilled talent for basic as well as translational research. Over the last 15 years, the sector has managed to attract R&D partnerships from major global players in the pharmaceutical and medical device segments. Today, the bioscience sector accounts for $1.1 billion in R&D expenditure and $225 billion in manufacturing outp