Australia’s food and beverage industry grows
Wisconsin food and ingredient businesses could find the Australian market hungry for new products, especially for healthy food and drinks.
Canada embraces vertical farming as a growing field
Wisconsin businesses offering products and technologies related to vertical farming may find opportunities with Canadian partners.
The Czech Republic plans to propel its transition to clean energy
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.
Beauty products are expected to see growing sales in Mexico
Wisconsin makers of manufacturing and packaging equipment may find opportunities in Mexico’s personal care product industry.
As the UK pet population grows, so does spending on pet products
A surge in pet ownership—and along with that, sales of pet accessories and supplies—offers opportunities to Wisconsin suppliers with unique products.
Australia—the boating nation—prepares to enjoy a restriction-free summer on the water
Wisconsin exporters of recreational and safety marine equipment and accessories could find opportunities in this market.
Canada’s hospitals need new medical imaging machines
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.
Machine tool manufacturing highlights Italy’s pandemic recovery
The Italian market holds promise for Wisconsin’s strong machine manufacturing sector.
South Korea rockets into the space industry
After successfully launching its domestically produced Nuri rocket, South Korea plans to boost investments in the space industry, and Wisconsin companies could provide components to fuel that growth.
Peru seeks solutions to its fertilizer crisis
Wisconsin companies that produce fertilizer or similar alternatives may find market opportunities in Peru.
