Australia’s home construction boom sparks serious shortages in building materials
Wisconsin exporters of building and construction materials, equipment and machinery could fill some of the gaps.
A fruitful mango season for Ecuador
As the volume of Ecuador’s fruit exports grows, Wisconsin machinery and agricultural equipment companies may want to consider exploring market possibilities.
Brazil’s fertile fertilizer market
Wisconsin agrochemical companies have a large potential market in Brazil—the world’s fourth largest consumer of fertilizer nutrients.
UK agriculture works to shrink its environmental footprint
Farming, agricultural and related sectors have become increasingly important in the UK and are areas where Wisconsin companies could collaborate and engage with UK companies, research organizations, universities and other stakeholders to their mutual benefit.
Vietnam moves to clean up its wastewater
Water and wastewater technology represent a key sector for the state of Wisconsin. Milwaukee, home to the Global Water Center, is a mecca for water-related business and research.
Environmental technology is a target for growth in Germany
Germany is home to one of the most advanced markets for environmental technologies in the world, and new laws are creating new opportunities for foreign companies to enter the market.
South Korea’s appetite grows for edible insects
The edible insect market in Korea has been steadily growing and there may be market opportunities for Wisconsin companies.
Brazil cuts import tariffs to fight inflation
The fee reductions will allow internal prices to adjust and facilitate the entry of exports from Wisconsin companies to the Brazilian market.
Opportunities abound for exporting agricultural machinery to Thailand
Industrial machinery, including farm equipment, has long been Wisconsin’s top export product category. Wisconsin was ranked 11th among the 50 states in the first quarter of 2021 for industrial machinery exports.
U.S. agricultural exports to China expected to grow
A closer agricultural trade relationship between the U.S. and China will benefit both countries. Wisconsin, as one of the largest agricultural states, can take the lead and explore opportunities in exporting agricultural products to China.
