Japan was the fourth-largest export market for Wisconsin goods in 2016. As a growing economy and a diversified market, Japan offers excellent opportunities for companies looking to grow globally. The Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation’s (WEDC’s) Market Development Director, Khay Khong, shares insight into the export process.

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Air quality in South Korea has deteriorated due to a dust storm in the Gobi Desert and smog from China, creating demand for air purifiers, vacuum cleaners, dust-proof bedding and curtains, and dust masks.

The U.S. is the second-highest source of this investment, and Wisconsin companies not yet considering this market may wish to take a closer look.

As the number of international tourist arrivals continues to grow year after year, Mexico is emphasizing development outside the main sites where tourism has historically been concentrated.

The two countries are relaxing restrictions on trade of beef, chicken, liquefied natural gas, and financial services, among other categories.

As retailers shift to combined fulfillment centers instead of having separate facilities for brick-and-mortar, wholesale and direct-to-consumer sales, demand is increasing for materials handling equipment for these new facilities.

New regulations taking effect have increased demand for energy-efficient lighting, and Wisconsin supplies nearly half of U.S. exports to Italy in this category.

The new policy, which takes effect July 1, will eliminate taxation differences among India's states.

Wisconsin companies can take part in construction, as well as supplying equipment, machinery and design services.

Recent changes in government policy in several Australian states have sparked a renewed interest in waste-to-energy opportunities.