The UK tackles Industry 4.0
Wisconsin companies and technology professionals can play a role in the transformation of the UK’s manufacturers into a more digitized, data-sharing, productive industry.
Canada proposes a ban on single-use plastics
The Canadian government has released a draft proposal and will follow up with guidance for businesses on how to adapt their products to avoid using plastics that cannot be recycled.
South Koreans are drinking more imported wine than ever—at home
Both wine and whiskey sales are on the rise, so Wisconsin wineries and distilleries may want to consider exporting their products to South Korea.
India revamps tariff rates to encourage domestic manufacturing
Wisconsin exporters should be aware of changes that may affect their future dealings with customers in India.
Russia’s furniture production is on the rise
Metal office furniture manufacturing hit a record level in the first half of 2021.
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.
Auto industry fuels Mexico’s economy
Wisconsin is an important supplier of equipment and components for the auto industry.
Australian road and infrastructure projects lead the way to economic recovery
Wisconsin manufacturers and suppliers of engineering, construction, highway and infrastructure equipment may find opportunities to win business in Australia as the industry undertakes mega projects over the next decade, supported by government funding.
Brazil’s fertile fertilizer market
Wisconsin agrochemical companies have a large potential market in Brazil—the world’s fourth largest consumer of fertilizer nutrients.
New trade pact adds leniency for online shopping across the Canadian border
E-commerce has generated many opportunities, and understanding customs' minimum value guidelines can provide opportunities for further access to the Canadian market.
