Supply chain challenges continue in Southeast Asia
Southeast Asian countries are seeking alternative suppliers and Wisconsin companies may be able to fill some of the gaps.
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Southeast Asian countries are seeking alternative suppliers and Wisconsin companies may be able to fill some of the gaps.
Wisconsin tech companies may find opportunities to collaborate as businesses in the UK and France move to adopt new systems.
Europe’s Modernization Fund will support the transition of the country’s infrastructure to alternative energy sources, and Wisconsin businesses related to clean energy may find opportunities in that market.
Wisconsin makers of manufacturing and packaging equipment may find opportunities in Mexico’s personal care product industry.
A surge in pet ownership—and along with that, sales of pet accessories and supplies—offers opportunities to Wisconsin suppliers with unique products.
A report says too many of Canada’s CT and MRI machines are more than 10 years old and must be replaced, and that opens the possibility for Wisconsin companies in the medical imaging industry to step in.
The Italian market holds promise for Wisconsin’s strong machine manufacturing sector.
The UK is focused on increasing the use of artificial intelligence and big data, opening potential opportunities for Wisconsin tech companies with expertise in those areas.
Wisconsin exporters with expertise in upgrading and implementing workforce training and upskilling, equipment, technology, facilities and infrastructure for hospitals and supporting services could capitalize on increased spending for Australia’s health care system.
Wisconsin is also known for the strength of its biopharmaceutical industry, and partnerships between companies in Belgium and Wisconsin could prove to be fruitful.