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India expands plans to manufacture its own military hardware
Prospects continue to grow for collaborations with U.S. defense suppliers.
Chinese consumers are eating more meat
Domestic production is lagging behind rising demand, opening the door for exports from meat producers in Wisconsin.
Japanese consumers look for trendy American foods
Wisconsin food producers and suppliers may find market opportunities in Japan.
The automotive industry charges ahead in Thailand and Vietnam
Wisconsin is home to diverse companies that supply raw materials as well as components for the industry.
China seeks to curb its country’s passion for plastics
New rules on the use of disposable plastics may create opportunities for Wisconsin companies that offer recyclable plastics and other alternatives.
South Korea plans its own global positioning satellite system
Wisconsin companies that serve the aerospace industry may find opportunities to partner with businesses in South Korea.
South Korea plans its own global positioning satellite system
Wisconsin companies that serve the aerospace industry may find opportunities to partner with businesses in South Korea.
Opportunities in China’s wood industry
The country imports almost as much wood as it exports, and the wood industry is an important segment of Wisconsin’s export volume.
India takes steps to make electric vehicles more affordable
The latest national budget reduces customs fees for products related to lithium-ion battery production, which could help Wisconsin suppliers in that industry.
Japan is in the market for tech-based health care products
The U.S. is a major source of Japan’s medical device imports, and Wisconsin companies in health tech might find a welcome market there.
China moves toward greener agriculture
Wisconsin’s agriculture sector may be able to provide solutions for farmers seeking equipment that generates less pollution.
Singapore steps up its cybersecurity capability
Wisconsin’s expertise in technology—with research offices of Microsoft, Google, and academia—could give the state a boost in potential business with Singapore.
