Mozzarella exports feed Asia’s booming pizza industry
The growing Asian appetite for pizza is helping to boost mozzarella sales for South Australia’s largest cheesemaker.
A new deal plan for manufacturing – now is the time for a Circular Economy in the manufacturing industry
Our campaign to crowd source a new deal plan for manufacturing has welcomed comment on any topic relevant to Australian manufacturing now and into the future. Today, Anna Minns reminds us that the circular economy movement should not be forgotten. There is a pool in London that has been used by recreational swimmers since…
ADF assistance at regional manufacturer wraps up
Australian Defence Force personnel sent to Shepparton, Victoria manufacturer Med-Con to lift production of surgical masks have finished up.
Melbourne linen company pivots to boost National Medical Stockpile
Hospitality, event and medical supplier Clets Linen & Co has earned a contract to produce disposable isolation gowns for the National Medical Stockpile.
A new deal plan for manufacturing – supporting a transforming and vital industry by Alex Kingsbury
Our campaign to crowd source a new deal plan for manufacturing post Covid-19 moves onwards. Alex Kingsbury discusses how our advanced manufacturers have responded to necessity in the current crisis, and how we can encourage a flexible and sophisticated manufacturing sector into the future.
WA personal care business earns $1.7 million hand sanitiser contract
Wild Child Laboratories has received a $1.7 million order from the West Australian government for hospital hand sanitiser.
Protecting top wines from counterfeiters
High-tech tracking and blockchain data is guarding Australia’s premium wine industry from fakes.
Crude steel and covid-19: global production down 6 per cent in March
March crude steel production figures have highlighted the impact of the Covid-19 across the world, with production for the month down 6 per cent compared to 2019.
On the Defense Production Act and ResMed
By James Riley When President Donald Trump invoked the Defense Production Act as a response to coronavirus in early April it provided a stark acknowledgement of supply-chain gaps not only in the United States, but within the supply chains of its good mate Australia as well. Through a frantic and co-ordinated period of action, both countries…
Global shutdown could spark Australian manufacturing revival
The COVID-19 crisis has the potential to revive Australia’s manufacturing capabilities and reduce the nation’s reliance on global supply chains, according to leading industry players at the heart of Australia’s defence manufacturing sector.