Australian government announces budget for new fiscal year
Priorities include infrastructure, agriculture and manufacturing, with major investments planned for projects in these areas.
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Priorities include infrastructure, agriculture and manufacturing, with major investments planned for projects in these areas.
South Koreans are highly influenced by trends and a taste for Western consumer goods, and their increasing interest in imported dairy products could open opportunities for Wisconsin cheese producers.
Products and supplies for home gardeners and urban farms are in demand.
As part of its strategy to achieve net zero emissions by 2050, the UK government has pledged to invest in electric vehicle connectivity, presenting new clean energy-related opportunities for U.S. suppliers.
Wisconsin’s forest products industry could benefit from increased imports of wood to India.
The whole industrial chain of smart home products can benefit from the growing adoption of this technology worldwide, particularly in China.
Overseas firms can participate in the upgrades being planned for airports, roads, rail, bridges and more.
Russia is highly dependent on imports in this category, and the U.S. is not yet among its top import sources.
Rising health care spending and a scarcity of domestic suppliers is creating opportunities for Wisconsin exporters.
With just 1.6% of Wisconsin's medical device exports going to Thailand, there is ample room for growth.